Developing A Heart for God

Developing a Heart for God is a beautiful hardcover devotional on Psalm 119. Psalm 119 can be the most dreaded Psalm in the Bible, but it has some of the best verses. This book works through all 176 verses one at a time with beautiful photographs on almost every page. I am usually not a big fan of devotionals because I would rather just focus on the Bible, but this book does exactly that - focuses on the Bible. It focuses on one verse at a time and then gives commentary on just that one verse. The goal of the book is to focus on mediation and prayer as discussed in the introduction. It is fascinating to dive deep into just one verse at a time and be able to mediate on just that one verse. Each verse page ends with a prompt for what to focus on while you mediate and pray. This devotional makes a great resource for families or to give as a gift.

I really enjoyed this devotional! It’s beautiful and perfect to have out on the coffee table. I love how it breaks Psalm 119 down into easy to read daily devotions. I’ve always admired David’s prayers and I love how this devotional helps to enrich your prayer life.

Developing a Heart for God is an inspiring devotional book that goes through the 176 verses of Psalm 119 one verse at a time. The photographs are lovely. Each day gives us the verse, a thoughtful commentary and a question to prayerfully answer.

Developing a Heart is full of rich meditations about God and his Word based on Psalm 119 that can be used for the whole family. Although the scripture quoted is not in our family's preferred version, most of the meditations are still very applicable and it's nice to compare versions as a commentary of sorts. The physical book has a beautiful layout with high quality photographs that add to the experience. Although I have mostly used the audiobook version of this resource, I found myself frequently referring to the text to copy quotes into my commonplace book.

I'm not a big fan of devotionals as many I have encountered go over one verse and then someone's story. This book does not. It goes over every verse in Psalm 119 and has other Bible verses in each devotional lesson, digging deeper into that verse, referencing passages in the Old and New Testament. Full of many full color pictures, this book is not only pleasing to the eye but a read to dig into God's word as a daily devotional.
Good for the coffee table and good to read with a cup of coffee.
I now never need to wonder what to gift someone, this is it.

A wonderful daily verse by verse devotional concentrating on the entire chapter of Psalm 119- King David’s heartfelt prayers. This devotional will provide the ability to meditate on each verse daily and gain a better understanding on how to apply our own heartfelt prayers to the Lord.

A wonderful daily verse by verse devotional concentrating on the entire chapter of Psalm 119- King David’s heartfelt prayers. This devotional will provide the ability to meditate on each verse daily and gain a better understanding on how to apply our own heartfelt prayers to the Lord.

This visually captivating devotional would make a beautiful gift for anyone in middle school and older. It is a guide for how to meditate and pray through Psalm 119. If you’ve never learned how to pray through God’s Word this is a wonderful introduction on how to do that.

This devotional is really a gem. It unpacks Psalm 119 in a way that helps the whole family think about their spiritual health, where they need growth and promotes an intimacy with God. This is a wonderful addition to family time! We love starting the day on the right foot and this for sure accomplishes that and more.

This audio book is a devotional for Psalm 119 where David expresses his innermost feelings about God. Psalm 119 is an acrostic poem using the Hebrew alphabet as a guide. There are 22 sections that are eighth verses each. This devotional teaches us to use internal prayers. It causes us to go inward and look at the intimacy of our relationship with God. I like the pace at which the author read through this book. I found him engaging to listen to.