Get on the Journey: Devotions for Journeymen (That Can Also Be Read by Women on the Journey)

Publisher Marketing: What is Get On The Journey? Several years ago I felt led to start writing men's devotions. They were primarily written for JourneyMen, men on a journey and walking with Christ. I soon found out that my devotions were not only being read by JourneyMen but also by women on the journey. Daily and "manly" activities end up being themes for devotion. God's Word can be applied to my life, and in turn to your life, through these devotions. Devotion life topics include fishing, washing the car, cleaning the pool, watching television, Peyton Manning being released, working, sleeping, winning, losing, granite shopping, etc. Each devotional also contains probing questions that can be used for self-examination or for small group study. Get On The Journey contains fifty-two devotions that recap a year of my life and writing but can be read and explored on your journey at your own pace. -David Smith, Journeymen Why should you get on the journey? "Through trials and temptations God will strengthen our faith as we journey in the race of life. It is here I find David's devotionals an inspiration for each one of us who gather together in the name of Christ. David has a special talent for reflecting life's circumstances as a tool to help us all join in the race together. Sometimes we laugh, and sometimes we cry. As you read David's devotionals, meditate on your own life circumstances. Consider how God is shaping and molding you to be a JourneyMan-a man on a journey in life with Jesus as his Savior." -Pastor Rod Lindemann, Journeymen Contributor Bio:  Smith, David David Smith made his first literary bones during the go-man-go heyday of the early 1980s at the Beyond Baroque Literary Arts Center in Venice, California. His books include WHITE TIME (Off Beat Pulp Press, 2009), Closer to Jesus (Ouija Madness Press, 1982), Genocide Sutra (Rose of Sharon Press), and Rockets Redglare (Green Panda Press).