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Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room: Daily Family Devotions For Advent (2000)

by Nancy Guthrie(Favorite Author)

4.22 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: Each year as we approach the Advent / Christmas season, I promise myself that we are going to focus on Jesus... not our busy-ness. Each year I pull out the Advent devotionals, Advent calendar, and the Advent candles. And yet, each year my good intentions go undone or are so hit-and-miss that we really are not focusing on the birth of Jesus.Not this year! After reading through Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room by Nancy Guthrie, I know my good intentions will become a reality! Each day's reading is short enough to keep the interest of the youngest in the family and includes Discussion Starters to challenge your older teens and adults. These questions help focus the discussion on Jesus and include additional Bible verses to read and ponder. Interspersed through the book ... moreare Christmas hymns, not only the hymns, but also background on the music, words, and history of the time. Also, each reading includes a prayer to help focus our eyes on Jesus.This is a great resource and I look forward to spending quality time with the family as we remember and celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ.Star Rating: 4.5 out of 5The content of the book is 5 stars out of 5, but I had difficulty reading the small print.
review 2: With a daily devotion, discussion questions, and then some Scripture passages for further reference, this little book is a good devotional aid.Nancy Guthrie is a person whose love for Christ shines brightly through her writings, and that is especially so in “Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room”.Each day's devotion points us away from the business of the Christmas season and back to the PERSON of the Christmas season.Well written, concise, and helpful are words that describe this little book.I highly recommend this little book. less

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