The Bible Promise Book for Hope and Healing by Karin Dahl Silver

Barbour Publishing, Inc.

Barbour BooksChristian, Religion & Spirituality

Pub Date Apr 1, 2016

I was given a copy of The Bible Promise Book For Hope and Healing by the publisher and there partnership with Netgalley in exchange for my honest review which is as follows:

In Search of Hope and Healing then this little book just may be the ticket. This book will work as either an individual study or group study.

If you are dealing with a painful or uncertain time in your life then this book may help you, and even if you are in a good place this book still may benefit you.

I give this book five out of five Stars

Happy Reading Friends

This book is an amazing resource in times of trouble to help direct and show you specific places in the Bible that will help you. For a Christian it is an amazing and wonderful place to quickly pull support from and to the non-Christian it can be a doorway to help lead those to comfort and Christ.

For graduation from high school I received a version of the Bible promise book for graduates and young adults and have gifted many over the years. Everyone should have such an inspiring reference.

Fantastic book.

The Bible Promise Book for Hope and Healing is broken down into 50 sections and are in alphabetical order in the book. My personal favorites are Frustration, Reconciliation, and Worry. Each of these sections have several corresponding scriptures that associates with that section.
I think this book will be one I will keep close by at all times. A wonderful reference. 5 plus stars

Looking for hope and healing? This book is a wonderful resource for those who are hurting, abused, damaged, or broken. Looking for a good devotional. This would be a nice book for that as well. Using appropriate scripture to fit each subject, the author speaks to them in a Biblically accurate fashion. Topics are arranged alphabetically and cover from A through W. Some topics covered are: abuse, broken-hearted, courage, depression, encouragement, frustration, grief, healing, joy, loneliness, provision, questioning my purpose, reconciliation, shame, trials, unworthiness, vulnerability, and worry. Each topic includes a short devotional (maybe a couple of paragraphs in length) so that it can be read in a short period of time. For instance, over a lunch break at work or over coffee at breakfast. The topics then share a number of verses that relate to the devotional topic. I shared several of the devotional topics with a friend this past week as I was reading them. I read them aloud to her and she said that they truly spoke to her and were easily relatable to her to own life. This is one of the best devotionals on hope and healing that I have read. I rate this book 5 stars and highly recommend it to those seeking hope and healing. I received a kindle version of this book from netgalley and Barbour Publishing.