"Unglued Devotional" Book Review

Unglued Devotional by Lysa Terkeurst

Have you ever felt unglued? It’s pretty much an occupational hazard of humanity. In fact, it’s one human condition I’ve felt a lot lately. So, when BookSneeze provided me with the opportunity to review Lysa Terkeurst’s Unglued Devotional (I received a free copy from the publisher in exchange for my honest review), I jumped at the chance.

The author begins her book with “A Personal Word for You,” a short letter directed at the reader inviting them into the 60 day journey of what is tagged “imperfect progress.” Lysa Terkeurst’s honesty about her own “imperfect progress” & her own frank struggles is refreshing to my own unglued self.

The paperback book is in traditional devotional form – it starts with scripture, then a “Thought for the Day,” an approximately 2 & a half page reading, & then a short prayer… perfect for a daily devotional or quiet time reading. Some of the daily devotional titles include: “I Don’t Think You’re Wacky,” “The Scribbled Truth That Changed My Life,” & “Pizza Man Grace.” This easy to read, honest (have I mentioned that already=), devotional geared toward women (young & old) is a daily fresh coating of glue, reminding you of God’s perfection even in our “imperfection,” for when life gets sticky... & don't we know it does!

Bookish Love,
-Bess-

*I received this book from the publisher for free (through the BookSneeze program) in exchange for my honest review.