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Reviewed by Philip Van Heusen for Readers' Favorite
After serving over 40 years in the ministry, I must say that Ted Rogers has written the best devotional I have read in a long time. His book, Reminders of God, Spring/Summer, is the best modern devotional I have read. I would rank the devotions with the works of Oswald Chambers and Charles Spurgeon. Ted shares how the Word of God is relevant to our daily lives. He speaks of drawing closer to Jesus Christ. He believes in the community of believers. In places, Ted includes the Greek or Hebrew definitions of words from the Bible. He does this in an easy-to-understand method. For instance, the word for “prepare” in John 14:2-3 means “to prepare specifically for someone.” God knows our needs and designs our eternal home how we need it. Ted also points out that God can use pain for good.
We live in a busy world with little extra time. However, not having the time cannot be used as an excuse for not reading Reminders of God, Spring/Summer by Ted Rogers. Ted keeps each daily devotional short. They are to the point and easy to read. The applications he shares are spot-on. Ted shows that the true sign of being a Christian is love. We are to love each other and be there for each other. Ted has served in various church positions, including youth pastor and senior pastor. I cannot recommend this book highly enough. I think every Christian should have a copy and read it every morning. I look forward to the Summer/Fall edition.
