If We Could Have Coffee … 30 Days of Heart-to-Heart Encouragement
I’m kind of the wrong person to review devotionals – so much of the time they just seem too insubstantial to me. I want a lot more depth than they generally provide.
That’s really my only complaint with this ebook. The daily entries are all written to be encouraging and comforting, but they’re not my style or what I look for in a devotional.
I do think they’d be great if you’re looking for something with a very warm and supportive feel, and are in a season of life where anything too demanding is not going to work well (perhaps I should have saved this book for immediately post-partum!)
Not really recommended – it reads like it should have been a free ebook for signing up for a newsletter or something similar. However, it is only $1.99 for a Kindle download, so if you’re looking for encouragement in bite-sized pieces, it might be a good fit.
Publisher’s Description:
How are you today, friend? I wish I could ask you that question face-to-face. I’d listen long and hard to your answer. And there are some things I’d want to share with you too. So until we get to have that conversation, I’m sending these words in my place.Because if we could have coffee, I’d tell you that . . .
. . . you’re loved
. . . you don’t have to try so hard
. . . you’re not alone
. . . you’re part of a plan
. . . your God won’t ever give up on you
. . . and so much moreSo think of these words as little love notes for your life. Love notes that started in the heart of God and just happen to be delivered by me to you.
This ebook full of encouraging notes from bestselling author Holley Gerth is the perfect companion to Holley’s book “You’re Going to Be Okay.”
Book Details
Title: If We Could Have Coffee… : 30 Days of Heart-to-Heart Encouragement
Author: Holley Gerth
Category: Nonfiction / Devotional
My Rating: 3 Stars
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If We Could Have Coffee originally appeared on The Deliberate Reader on August 7, 2014. Consider leaving a comment!