Evening Prayers For Every Day Of The Year – Book Review
If you are looking for a classic book of prayers to reflect on each evening as part of your devotional routine – a book that will help you to deepen your faith and grow in your understanding of God – than Evening Prayers For Every Day Of The Year by Christoph Friedrich Blumhardt is a book to keep on your nightstand and end your evening with.
Evening Prayers For Every Day Of They Year contains 366 dated Scripture Verses and accompanying prayers for you to pray and reflect upon as your day draws to a close (February 29 is included for leap years).
These prayers – popular for their depth and their simplicity – were penned by Christoph Friedrich Blumhardt, a German Lutheran theologian who lived from 1842 to 1919 and was a significant influence on theologian Karl Barth.
What I love most about this book of prayers is that they reveal the author’s intimate knowledge and understanding of the person and character of the God he loved.
If one of your spiritual goals is to deepen your prayer life in the upcoming year, reading a book like Evening Prayers is a great way to grow and to uplift your spirit.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.
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This sounds like a wonderful book. I enjoy books with Prayers and Devotionals.
This sounds like a good read – I’ve been enjoying “Jesus Calling” as there is one reading per night, but would like to add a prayerful reflection, too. Thanks for the suggestion!
This one sounds like a winner too! Thanks for sharing this at Booknificent Thursday!
Tina