Promises you can find again at 2am

A promise you can't locate is not much use at two in the morning. 30 Promises to Believers gathers thirty of them, gives each one a day, and — this is the part that matters — gives you somewhere to write it down in your own handwriting so you know where it is.

What's inside

Thirty entries across thirty-two pages. Each promise gets its verse, a short reading that puts it in context so it isn't lifted out of shape, then space for your thoughts and your prayer, and two or three further verses.

Why context matters here

Promises get quoted badly more than any other part of Scripture. Every entry gives you enough of the surrounding passage to know who was being spoken to and why, which — far from weakening the promise — is usually what makes it land.

Printing and using it

Light on ink, designed for standard letter paper, and easy to read on a tablet if you'd rather not print. Many readers keep this one in a binder and go back to specific days.

Questions about this title

Do I need to read it in order?

No, though the thirty days are sequenced to build.

Can my group use it?

Yes — group licences are available so you can print copies for everyone taking part.