Have you gone digital yet? No, I’m not talking about the converter box for your old analog television. (Although I think I heard something about a $40 coupon.) Have you gone digital with your devotions? I’m presently split at about 50 / 50. Initially it can be a struggle to make the transition from printed books to digital editions. I love books, so I sometimes feel like I’m betraying all of my printed editions when I read digital. Hopefully I’ll be able to work though that. 
Here are a few of the advantages I’ve discovered by striving to go digital with my devotions:
1. Efficiency – I save a lot of time using the computer over using multiple printed books. It’s reasonably easy to consult dictionaries, commentaries, maps,etc. with a few mouse clicks.
2. Portability – I tend to have a laptop with me when I’m at work, home, or traveling. In that case I have access to my study resources wherever I go.
3. Expertise – As I continue to use my electronic Bible study tools (BibleWorks 8, LOGOS), I’m becoming more adept at using all of the features. This continues to improve the quality of the reading and research I do with these valuable tools.
If you have access to electronic Bible study tools, I’d encourage to spend a week going digital with your devotions. Good luck!
The Word of Promise: Next Generation is much more than just a word-for-word reading: it’s an all-star cast performing audio drama with a rich original score and Hollywood special effects. When Jesus walks on the water, kids will feel like they’re in the boat. When Peter waits in the courtyard during the Lord’s trial, the fire will crackle. The ambient sounds of the Holy land, the breath-taking musical score, the world-class young actors and the timeless Word of Promise all combine to deliver an unparalleled achievement.
Jack helps his mother bake special Christmas cookies and learns about how people long ago used Christmas cookies to tell others the story of Jesus’ birth. This story inspires families to share this important tradition with others. Be sure ty try the sugar cookie recipe at the end of the story.
This picture book from Karen Kingsbury reminds readers to reflect on the meaning of Christmas with a heartwarming and touching message. Readers will be encouraged to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas, which comes alive in the sights and sounds that are all around us throughout the Christmas season. Karen Kingsbury’s writing and Daniel Brown’s illustrations make this a most enjoyable book to read.
With Scripture references and colorful illustrations, My Giant Fold-out Book Christmas teaches children about Christ’s birth in a very special way. Kids will feel like they are there when Gabriel appears to Mary, Jesus is born in a stable, the shepherds are visited by angels, and more. Giant fold-out flaps extend up, down, right, and left to create fun-filled panoramic scenes that bring the first Christmas to life.
