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Maybe Today: Thoughts, Prayers and Smiles

Maybe Today: Thoughts, Prayers and Smiles

by TonyMiles (Author)

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    Paperback 2009

    $3.45
Synopsis

This humourous yet challenging book will unlock the secrets of how we live a more authentically Christ-like life. Seventy days of reflections, prayers and Bible readings will strengthen your spirit and stabilise your walk with God

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 224
 Publisher: Cwr
Published: 12 Apr 2009
ISBN 10: 1853454990
ISBN 13: 9781853454998

Media Reviews
CWR is delighted to publish a wonderfully unique devotional book by pastor, broadcaster, family man, and all-round nice guy, Tony Miles. Maybe Today provides a gentle - and often humorous - daily nudge that encourages us to examine our actions, even the very smallest. We can learn so much about who we really are and where our priorities lie, by reflecting on how and why we make the myriad minor decisions that direct our every waking moment. Diane Louise Jordon, in her foreword, is full of praise for Tony Miles and Maybe Today: ...he's cleverly produced a book that's pragmatic about the challenges of modern life, whilst at the same time remaining utterly faithful to God. The author himself comments: Maybe Today is an attempt to connect with those like myself, who have faith and good intentions, but often feel like giving up the pursuit of holiness. Maybe Today is pressure-free. It skillfully avoids piling on the guilt by bombarding us with unrealistic goals and lofty expectation. Tony lives and struggles with his readers, whilst at the same time encouraging and inspiring them to hope for more. Most of the seventy daily reflections were first broadcast on Tony's show on Premier Christian Radio. With a sideways look at life, plenty of smiles and an infectious hunger to please God, Maybe Today will help us make the most of the seemingly insignificant to bless others, bring balance to our own lives, and please our Heavenly father. -- Steve King