Drawing Near to the Heart of God: A Year of Devotions from a Rich Tradition (Mark and Donna Kelderman)

Description Product Details Reviews (0) Drawing Near to the Heart of God: A Year of Devotions from a Rich Tradition Are you anxious because of the uncertainties of this world? You are not alone. Thankfully, the Keldermans have collected a year’s worth of devotions from spiritual leaders of the past that will help you find a sure path in uncertain times. Common themes woven throughout this book include exhibiting repentance and humility before God, using time well, having godly relationships, understanding the value of your soul, living for God’s honor and glory, and persevering through suffering. Let the words of these godly men who have trodden the path before you be used as a cordial to draw you closer to the heart of God. Authors include Theodore Cuyler, J. C. Ryle, William S. Plumer, Octavius Winslow, Jeremiah Burroughs, Thomas Reade, Thomas Watson, Ashton Oxenden, Jonathan Edwards, John Newton, Horatius Bonar, and William Bridge.   366 days of Scripture verses and brief devotional meditations that provide timeless truths, encouragement, and wisdom for your daily walk with God Updated language makes meditations accessible to modern readers Each devotion concludes with thoughts to ponder Excellent gift   Author Mark and Donna Kelderman reside in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and are parents of six children. Mark is dean of students and spiritual formation at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, and Donna is active in the seminary’s Ministry Wives Institute.   Endorsement “Mark and Donna Kelderman have gifted the church with an edifying and encouraging devotional, one that brings the grit and grace of the Puritan and Reformed tradition to our daily devotions. Drawing Near to the Heart of God will no doubt be used for years to come in private and family devotions within our churches. May this lovely devotional draw us nearer to God’s heart and mature us as Christian men and women.” — Rosaria Butterfield, author of The Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert