The Invitation
Living in a fast-forward culture, it’s easy to feel overlooked, forgotten or uninvited. We know God has more for us, but it seems like the cares of daily life steal away our time with the Father.
If we are not careful the courage to live out our dreams will slip away without a fight.
In this 312 page devotional, Jan Greenwood and fifty other women, share life-altering stories, private moments of faith and encouraging words of truth.
Each day’s reading will inspire you to live your best life and to push away lies that make you feel unloved, less than or unworthy.
Praise for The Invitation
This is a lovely book. Each day is only a page, but it's a great way to start the day. It's beautifully illustrated and has a reminder of an important tenet or valuable lesson, such as the importance of generosity, forgiveness, gratitude, etc. There are accompanying Bible passages that illustrate the day's concept. It is a positive way to begin the day. I keep it on my nightstand and start the day with it and my coffee. It only takes about 2 minutes to read and contemplate the message, but it's with you all day.
— Shana, Amazon
This book, The Invitation, invites us to spend more time with God. It brings the reader to a greater intimacy with our a Heavenly Father. The devotionals are so timely for today’s world. This book will definitely be on my list as a gift for friends. It’s perfect for all ages, young or old! Highly recommended!
— JJ, Amazon
This is a wonderful, high-quality hardback book with a linen-type cover with metallic accents and a beautiful ivory ribbon that is a placeholder.
Each page is effectively and thoughtfully done with a daily Bible verse devotion, and prayer. The devotions are simple yet profound. Since starting, I look forward to them daily.— N, Amazon
This book is absolutely beautiful. It would make the perfect present for a woman who really cherishes Christ. It contains a lot of wonderful stories and insightful thoughts. I also love that it is a gift that has an everyday use. I highly recommend it.
— Thaddash, Amazon