Come Alive with Jesus
Jesse and Kara Birkey introduce a moving devotional with a daily word from God that will help you hear and experience Him in ways you never have before.
One of the deepest passions of Jesse and Kara’s heart is to help as many people “come alive with Jesus” as they can, and this devotional is born out of that desire. The daily words from the Lord will bring you hope no matter what you are facing. They will reveal a love that is bigger than you thought possible and the abundant LIFE that is always available.
Special contributions from Richard Mull and Dr. Mark Virkler provide simple, practical steps to help you hear God’s voice better than you ever have, making each entry so much more than just words on a page. The dialogue between you and God will continue past the final sentence.
Jesus is inviting you to come alive in His arms. Be refreshed and renewed every day with the Come Alive with Jesus Daily Devotional!
Comments from Mark Virkler
This is a large workbook, 11 inches by 8.5 inches and 1 inch thick. It contains 365 devotionals.
Each day contains:
- Journaling where God is speaking to Jesse and Kara, and to you
- A Scripture verse
- A large portion of the page lined so you can do your own journaling, allowing God to speak to you directly about the truths being presented
This will set your daily devotional time on fire, as you combine the Word and the Spirit in your meditation!
A perfect gift for those you love as well as a wonderful tool for your own use.
Following is my BRIEF synopsis of this new book.
LaWanda - Oh Jesus, my Lord and my God. Your love for me overwhelms me. The magnitude of your all-knowing, your omniscience, is so beyond me, Lord. How the old Testament is woven into the new. How Isaiah 53 pictures your death. Did Isaiah see a vision of you on the cross, Lord? If he did, I think it would have been another WOE is ME moment when he saw you. Thank you, Lord for your Word which so beautifully reveals who you are and how very much you love us. Thank you, Lord.
In this dream I was stressed, dazed, tired, and unfocused. I was invited to teach a group of women. I taught them something new I was learning. My father met me the next morning and told me it was not a good teaching.
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