3-Minute Devotions from the Psalms: Inspiration for Women

You can find a quick and easy spiritual pick me up through these 3 minute devotions from the Psalms: Inspiration for Women. Written with today’s modern woman and the daily stresses she faces, each devotional contains comfort, encouragement, and inspiration, carved into the very manageable time of three minutes. Each devotional follows a very simple formula. Minute one : Scripture to meditate on; minute 2: a short devotional reading and minute 3: a prayer to jumpstart a conversation with God.

Each and every device successfully lifted my spirits and touched my soul. After a session, I felt inspired and ready to face my day. I really felt like I learned a bit ,with each devotional, and was fed, spiritually. This is definitely an amazing devotion for anyone, but especially busy women who don’t necessarily have a lot time to devote to their morning devotional.

I was able to read 3-Minute Devotions from the Psalms: Inspiration for Women
by Vicki J. Kuyper, MariLee Parrish for free from Netgalley, the publisher and the author for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
This book is a great daily pick me up. You only need three minutes to receive encouragement, inspiration and comfort from our day to day stress the modern woman faces. Every day all you need to do is, one minute for scripture, another minute to read the devotional related to the scripture and the last minutes is prayer to help you get closer to God. This book would be great for those that do bible journaling.

This short, succinct 3-minute devotional from the Psalms includes a verse, words of wisdom and an ending prayer is perfect for those that need a word of encouragement anytime throughout their busy day. Great to be read alone and pondered or as an addition to any daily Bible reading or other devotional. With its bright and beautiful cover and flower filled pages between the daily devotions, it would also make a perfect gift!

Do you need a pocket-sized book to help you keep your faith on track? This handy devotional can help you do just that in three minutes or less every day.

Each devotion features a verse from a psalm, a short paragraph of text, and a brief prayer. The devotions are encouraging and uplifting, instructing you in the Christian life. This book will help you meditate during your lunch hour or commute, connecting you with God in a few spare moments.

Here’s one example from the book:

Attitude Adjustment
This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it. Psalm 118:24

“What kind of day will you have today? Your answer might be, ‘I won’t know until I’ve lived it!’ But the attitude with which you approach each new day can change the way you experience life. That’s why it’s important to set aside some ‘attitude adjustment time’ every morning. When you wake, remind yourself, ‘This is the day the Lord has made.’ Look for His hand in the details and thank Him for every blessing He brings your way.

I am Yours, and You are mine, Jesus! I go into this day with this truth at the forefront of my mind. Have Your way in me, Lord!”

If you like short devotionals, this will be a great summer read for you!

Netgalley generously provided a free review copy of this book.

This was a nice devotion book. I enjoyed the scripture chosen, the devotions themselves, and the little summary paragraph at the end of each devotion. This would be a nice devotional book to give to any female friends or loved ones.

I would definitely recommend this book for a variety of women who have few minutes as they rush about with their daily lives...work, errands, children's schedules, etc. These are literally 3-minute devotions but that will touch the aspects of your busy and harried life.

Thank you to NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.

This is an inspirational book for the modern woman, tackling modern choices and challenges. Each section starts with a scripture to meditate on. It continues with a short devotional reading and finishes with a prayer.
There's a scripture index at the end of the book where you can find a particular verse in numerical order