The KJV Daily Devotional Is a sweet devotional. It is a very quick devotional - a Scripture reading then a little word about the subject, then a short prayer. It is truly very quick. There is 365 days worth of devotionals.

The KJV Daily Devotional beautifully done. I love the King James Version and find it increasingly difficult to find books that still use this version. I was elated to find this devotional because of that. The book is labeled with a number instead of being dated. I think this would be useful if you were unable to stay on schedule with the calendar. Each day contains a Bible verse, discussion, and a suggested prayer. The passages are encouraging and comforting. The back of the book also features a Scripture index. I really like this devotion, especially since I don’t have to cross reference the Bible verse to the KJV as I commonly have to do with other devotions. It would also make a great gift.

I received an advance reading copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. I was not obligated to write a positive review.

It’s a refreshing change to have a devotional book with KJV scripture references. I’ve always found it difficult to find new devotionals using the lyrical text of King James. Each day begins with one verse of Scripture, followed by a devotional thought, and then at the bottom of each page is a suggestion to get you started on what to pray about in regards to the devotional.
When I first started reading the devotionals I thought they barely scratched the surface (like Day One). There are some that get beyond the surface, digging a bit deeper and giving the reader something to really chew over (i.e. on intercessory prayer, or on Rejoicing in the Lord NOT circumstances). I think it generally evens out with very light to a bit deeper thoughts on the verses quoted by the end of the book. A few devotional thoughts give other references as an extended thought within the text of the “meditation”.
There is encouragement throughout the pages to study the Scriptures for yourself so that you’re not led astray by false teaching. So I’m glad to see that there is something said about studying the Bible as oftentimes I think devotionals become the source of spiritual teaching or used as a substitute for daily Bible readings/study for some. This should be used as a supplement not as your main study material.
Each devotional takes about 2 or 3 minutes to read but one can spend a whole lot more time than that thinking over the point that the author(s) say(s).
The format is undated so one can start this book at any point during the year (though technically it is true of other devotionals too…you’re not held to the date at the top of the page). I appreciate this format a bit better than dated ones as I don’t feel “obligated” to follow the date but can just pick up wherever I left off. I realize this is more of a personal preference as others will disagree.
I received an ebook review advance copy from the publisher through NetGalley. The opinions expressed are entirely my own.

The content of The KJV Daily Devotional gets 4 stars however, the digital format gets only 2.
This daily devotional provides a short well-applied devotion – probably just about a half page each. The scripture is printed along with the story so that you would not have to have your Bible open with it, and the verses are in the King James translation.
I really like that the translation is declared in the very title of this book. I am often frustrated by devotional books that mix a lot of different translations throughout, or only declare which translation is being used in tiny print among the legal stuff. There are some translations I prefer over others and some that I’m simply not willing to use so I always wish I knew what I was getting in that department and usually end up having both a devotion book and my bible open at the same time. So this is a really positive factor in The KJV Daily Devotional.
There are no dates on the individual devotions which is both positive and negative. Even if you miss reading for a day – or two – if there is a date you can find your place in the book and move through it during the year. Without dates you simply rely on a bookmark and can easily repeatedly read pages.
The only real negatives I have to offer in this review are in the digital formatting and I’m not at all pleased with that part. Because there are no dates on the individual devotions you can only read this eBook like you would a novel – page by page. There is also no table of contents so that you have the option to jump to “His Joy” or “Stop Pretending”. Maybe this is by design so you would not be tempted to skip around but if your reading app loses your place then you’re stuck flipping through the pages and I guess just randomly choosing a place to stop.
There are no page breaks between each entry so using the digital copy you just have to stop after reading a portion of a page then when you return to the book the next day you start in the middle of the page. It would have been much nicer to have a new page to start on each time I returned to the book.
Barbour Publishing provided a complimentary copy of The KJV Daily Devotional in exchange for a fair review

This book has lots of spiritual and uplifting and soul filling blessing in it. I would recommend everyone to read it.

This is a well designed book making it easy to spend some time daily with the Bible, God and studying. It is a nice addition to Bible study materials.