Daily Readings from Every Day a Friday: 90 Devotions to Be Happier 7 Days a Week

Version: Unabridged
Author: Joel Osteen
Narrator: Joel Osteen
Genres: Christianity
Publisher: Hachette Audio
Published In: September 2011
# of Units: 8 CDs
Length: 9 hours, 30 minutes
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Overview

Based on the #1 New York Times bestseller Every Day a Friday, DAILY READINGS FROM EVERY DAY A FRIDAY is designed to help readers see every day of the week as a gift from God, and to live each day with gratitude, good humor, and faith.

This 90-day devotional incorporates excerpts from the original book emphasizing faith-building messages day to day; along with additional supportive and encouraging material in the form of key Bible verses, daily prayers, and daily thoughts.

Divided into seven key sections, each building on the next, the format helps readers to put events and circumstances in perspective, and to give them a mental, emotional and spiritual lift each and every day.

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by Lorena Ware
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Written by Lorena Ware on December 12th, 2012

  • Book Rating: 5/5

This book provides great examples to support his claim that we need to be thankful for all things in our life. Thankfulness is happiness

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Author Details

Author Details

Osteen, Joel

Joel Osteen is a native Texan and the Pastor of Lakewood Church, which according to "Church Growth Today" is America's largest and fastest growing church with over 38,000 attendees. On July 16, 2005 after completing $95 million dollars in renovations, Joel moved Lakewood Church into its new 16,000 seat home -- the former Compaq Center which is now the largest regularly-used worship center in the United States.

According to Nielsen Media Research, Joel is the most watched inspirational figure in America. His weekly sermon is broadcast into television markets across the U.S. where it is viewed