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By Faith Alone contains 365 devotional readings taken from Martin Luther's writings and sermons between 1513 and 1546. These devotionals have been translated from the original German into today's English.

These readings from the Bible have been compiled with the aim of providing a source of daily encouragement and guidance for Christians. The extracts have been specially chosen to give inspiration — and at times challenge — to believers. The readings are accompanied by extracts from hymns, which can be used to make a personal response to God and his word.

Quality time is important for maintaining a healthy marriage. When you prioritize spending a few moments to grow together in your relationship with God, you will quickly learn that it is the strongest way to begin or end your day.

Each devotion provides a daily Scripture from the Gospels, an encouraging reading, and a meaningful prayer that reveals the character of Jesus and His ever-present love—restoring the broken, befriending the sinner, teaching His followers, healing the sick, and unveiling His fiery heart.

Drawing from the award-winning Experiencing God Bible study, Experiencing God Day-By-Day contains a year's worth of daily devotional readings intended to help you recognize and experience God's work in and around your daily life.

Timeless daily readings on the Nature of God from the writings of some of the greatest Christian thinkers of the last century including A.W. Tozer, Jerry Bridges, Dallas Willard, John Piper, J.I. Packer and more.

The One Year Book of Hymns gives you the words of 365 hymns with an accompanying meditation based on the content of the hymn. Designed for daily devotional reading but also useful as illustrations for sermons and teaching.

Charles Spurgeon's twenty-year study of the Psalms comes to life as a daily devotional in Spurgeon's Daily Treasury of the Psalms.

The book of Proverbs is a prize of advice. In Think on These Things, Ray Comfort imparts the encouragement to grab hold of this advice and use it to change our life — always living with eternity's values in view.