I read over 100 books in 2017, and I’m sharing my top ten favorites with you today! You won’t regret spending time with one of these books in 2018. I’ve provided a link to my original reviews under each one. Keep reading to learn how you can win a signed copy!
Favorite Devotional: A Moment to Breathe
So many excellent authors and perspectives in this breath of fresh air. Perfect book for a woman needing a bouquet of encouragement.
Favorite Deep Dig: The Broken Way
Ann Voskamp gets deep and personal in this treasure of a book. I absolutely loved the video study with its gorgeous Canadian scenery and gentle inspiration.
Most Motivational: Ordering Your Private World
This book has transformed my life in many ways. I can think of no better resource for self-examination and good habit development.
Most Beautiful: Gracelaced
When I need a pick-me-up, I gain instant delight from page after page of gorgeous illustrations. The devotionals and prayer prompts are valuable too.
Top 10 Christian book picks of 2017, plus a #giveaway of a signed copy! Click To TweetLoveliest Language: Fiercehearted
Holley Gerth is a talented wordsmith. I savored each and every one of her beautiful word pictures and humble slice-of-life stories. Full of powerful inspiration as well.
Funniest Book: Stolen Jesus
Her self-deprecating stories had me belly-laughing and crying. I also loved her beautiful, vulnerable heart on the pages.
Favorite Novel: Waiting for Butterflies
Karen Sargent’s first novel was an impressive debut. I was blessed to meet her this year, and she has generously provided a signed copy as a giveaway for one of you readers! Follow the steps on the Rafflecopter giveaway below for your chance to win!
Win a signed copy of Waiting for Butterflies! #giveaway Click To TweetMost Culturally Relevant: The Daniel Dilemma
I enjoyed this book for its surprisingly positive tone among many other doom-and-gloom cultural explanation books. Using the book of Daniel as the basis, Pastor Chris Hodges shows us how to apply biblical principles for cultural engagement.
Best Stories: Wounds Are Where Light Enters
If you love short stories, this is my top pick from 2017. Best of all, the stories are true and relevant for today’s hot button issues.
The Best of the Best: All Things New
Out of all the books I read in 2017, this is my #1 pick. It revolutionized my perspective on heaven and eternal life, and gave me more hope than I dared to grasp before. Highly recommended to anyone curious about what the Bible says about where we’re headed.
Giveaway time!
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Open to U.S. residents only. No purchase necessary to enter. All entries will be verified. Entries that do not meet verification requirements will be disqualified. One winner will be selected from a random drawing. Book will be mailed via USPS on or before Jan. 26, 2018. This contest is in no way associated with Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or any other social media outlet.
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