A Daily Dose of Devotion by Skip Cole is a journey of faith, hope, and spiritual renewal. Built around daily reflections, it blends scripture with life’s practical lessons, guiding readers toward a deeper relationship with God. Themes of trust, prayer, hope, faith, and gratitude weave through the pages, offering comfort, encouragement, and the strength to navigate life’s challenges with God at the center.
Why You Should Read This Book
Daily Spiritual Renewal: With 365 devotionals, the book provides a year-long journey of inspiration, helping you reflect on God’s word each day.
Relatable and Practical: Skip Cole’s life experiences and heartfelt insights make the lessons accessible and applicable to everyday life.
Strength for Your Journey: Whether you’re facing struggles, seeking direction, or wanting to grow spiritually, this book offers timeless truths that resonate deeply.
A Personal Connection with God: Each chapter invites you to strengthen your faith, trust in God’s plans, and embrace His promises.
Perfect for All Walks of Faith: Whether you’re new to devotionals or a seasoned believer, the book offers fresh perspectives and profound truths for everyone.
Dive into A Daily Dose of Devotion and let it guide you through a transformative journey of faith, one day at a time.
About the Creator
Skip Cole
I am Skip Cole, author of A Daily Dose of Devotion: A Leap Year of Thought. As a compassionate elder at the Netherwood Park church of Christ, my journey as a writer is deeply rooted in faith and a desire to inspire others.
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Great thoughts! Great work! Wife likes it too! Great!