The stories of these missionaries are so awe inspiring.
The prayers at the end of each devotion are so right on and thought provoking.
A quote that has been inspiring my daily life is this:
A quote by Beth Moore, in the introduction says this, "I see an epidemic of boredom in the body of Christ. I am convinced that one issue is primarily to blame: we are protecting ourselves right out of our callings. Right out of our God-ordained destinies. We are comfort addicts...and we keep wondering why we never feel satisfied. I can't promise you that following Jesus wherever He leads will always be pleasant. I can't promise you that it won't eventually kill you. I'd have to insult the memory of countless martyrs to do so. But I promise you: this life is like a vapor. In what seems like a few short moments, we'll have come and gone, and all we'll have before us is this glorious, indescribable bliss. To fulfill our callings in the brief tenure we have on Planet Earth could conceivably prove the death of us -- for a very little while -- but to miss our callings out of fear is never to have lived at all. 'I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.' (John 10:10, NIV). Welcome, beloved, to the great adventure. I beckon you in Jesus' name to find your own ... if you haven't already."
Don't let yourselves become caught up in an epidemic of boredom. Live an exciting life for Christ.
I challenge everyone to read this book.
It will truly give you a whole new perspective on a life living for Christ!
