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A Plan for Your Quiet Time!

Papa's Bible, pen, and stacks of his teachings... just as they were found in the rafters.

                 Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a plan for spending more time with God?  To meditate on His Word, to think about your daily life through the lens of Scripture? 

              Classic Christianity: A Year of Timeless Devotions is just that - a plan for your daily quiet time. Daily devotions, whether family devotions or personal bible study, are a blessing. Be encouraged, be blessed - be in the Word! 

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            Nine out of ten people in the United States have a Bible at home, but 80% say it is hard to understand.  Half of all high school seniors think Sodom and Gomorrah were married. Over 80% of churchgoers don't read the Bible daily. We know the Bible is important; we just don't know the Bible.

           Today's Christians need a game plan to stem the tide of Biblical illiteracy. 

          There's an old answer to the old problem, "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink," and that is, "No, but you can salt the oats."  The key to helping believers find their way back into the Word is to create thirst for time with God in His Word.  Classic Christianity: A Year of Timeless Devotions (ISBN: 978-1-944-023-00-3 and 978-1-944023-02-7) does this with impactful teaching, clarifying illustrations, and illuminating turns of phrase.

             We encourage you to get to know us!  Follow our devotional blog, check out the historic pictures of The Rev. L.A. Meade's lifetime of ministry, or listen to sample podcasts!   

 We are so excited to announce our new Children's Devotional Storybooks:
The At Papa's Knee series. Check them out  in our store or on amazon.com!  

Classic Christianity, A Year of Timeless Devotions, Volumes I and II

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"It's not the quality of your faith, or the quanitity, but the object of your faith that really matters."
- L.A. Meade

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