I think this is well written in a way that many different people will be able to connect with it. Each day is short and does not take much time to read.

Every Day: A Life-Changing Walk Through the Bible in One Year by Lina AbuJamra is an encouraging devotional designed to make spending time in Scripture a meaningful daily habit. Each entry combines a Bible-reading plan, a central idea, a short devotional reflection, and questions for personal thought. I especially appreciate the emphasis on slowing down, reflecting, and allowing God’s Word to guide you through both difficult and joyful seasons. The year-long plan includes reading the entire Bible once and Psalms twice. [citation] A thoughtful companion for anyone wanting to deepen their faith, develop consistency, and grow spiritually one day at a time.

While I haven't read the whole thing, since it is for a whole year, I already know this is a gift for my 2027. I look forward to spending every day of the year in these pages and in these reminders to stay hidden in christ.

Every Day
A Life-Changing Walk Through the Bible in One Year
by Lina AbuJamra

Rated: 4 star rating

I really enjoyed Every Day by Lina AbuJamra because it treats you like a regular person with a busy life. The author is an ER doctor, so she brings this fast practical energy to the pages instead of sounding like a boring professor.

What makes this book unique is how it keeps you from completely burning out. Instead of forcing you through crazy long reading journeys every day, she gives you a realistic path to read the Bible. She drops in rest days where you only have to read a short Psalm, which is a lifesaver if you fall behind during a hectic week.

The daily setup is quick and easy to follow. Every single date gives you a short Scripture reading, one main takeaway called the Big Idea, a quick devotional thought, and a reflection question that gets you thinking about your own life.

It is just perfect for flipping through on your phone or electronic device during a quick break without getting lost in heavy commentary. It completely takes away the guilt of falling behind, making the ancient text feel approachable, and I highly recommend it if you want a routine that actually sticks.

Just a quick heads up for anyone thinking about picking this up. Since this book is set up in a daily calendar layout, it does not work well if you want to skip around out of order or do deep research on specific verses. Also, because the daily reflections are intentionally short to fit a busy schedule, you might find it a bit too brief if you are looking for a detailed theological study.

Thank you, NetGalley, Our Daily Bread Publishing, author Lina AbuJamra, for this ebook review consideration. All review opinions are my own.

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