I’m a big fan of a majority of the devotionals that Barbour Publishing comes out with and when I found out about Letting Go and Trusting God: 180 Devotions for Life’s Tough Decisions by Pamela L. McQuade, I knew I had to read it. Letting Go and Trusting God carries the theme of trusting God all through out all of it’s 180 devotions. Each devotion has a Bible verse that corresponds with the title of that particular day’s devotion and a story from the Bible that goes along with it.

I used Letting Go and Trusting God: 180 Devotions for Life’s Tough Decisions as part of my devotion time. I liked how short, yet impactful each devotion is. Sometimes I read multiple devotions a day to help me get through my hectic day. I liked how the devotional used various Bible stories from both the Old and New Testaments to illustrate how God can ALWAYS be trusted. This devotional was a great reminder to me that we can trust God no matter what life throws at us. I believe this book will encourage whoever reads it.

Thank you to NetGalley and the Publisher for the opportunity to read this devotional. (My review is also on Goodreads and my blog, Leslie's Library Escape.)

Letting Go and Trusting God
180 Devotions for Life's Tough Decisions
by Pamela L. McQuade
Pub Date 01 Oct 2021
Barbour Publishing, Inc., Barbour Books
Christian


I am reviewing a copy of Letting Go and Trusting God through Barbour Publishing And Netgalley:




We are always going to come face to face with tough decisions but the strong God who loves you shows you where to go, if only you will listen and follow.



Letting Go and Trusting God is a 180 Devotional that takes a look at both the well-thought-out choices and impulse decisions of biblical people. These devotions can help you understand how to make decisions no matter what comes your way.



I give Letting Go and Trusting God five out of five stars!



Happy Reading!

This was such a great spiritual read. It put a lot of perspective in my mind of truly letting go and placing my trust in God. Pamela's words were a balm to my soul. I really enjoyed this and plan on gifting books to my friends and family.

Arc provided by publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Devotion for life’s though decisions. I started reading the book but it just doesn’t call me, I am just not interested in reading this type of food and will probably favor a book that addresses anxiety over what is covered here.