Carla Gasser has done outstanding work on this
book. She guides the reader through a devotional study of the Fruit of the
Spirit. She does this by making this more than a devotional; she makes this
book a Bible study as well.
Ms. Gasser draws on several scriptures for each Fruit
of the Spirit. She also cites several other author’s works to bring the reader
to a better understanding.
Vivian Kammel has created a masterpiece on almost every
page of the book. She used watercolor illustrations of florals. At one point
she placed succulents on the pages. On another, she painted peaches.
I would recommend this to anyone who is serious about
their walk with God. I believe it could be studied in a group study as well as
an individual study. Ms. Gasser suggests this be a nine-week study. She has
given us a lot to digest about each quality we call the Fruit.
This book is available online at Amazon.com in
the hardback and Kindle forms.
(Click
on the ‘look inside’ link to see the beauty of the illustrator’s work.)
It is also available at Christianbook.com in
hardback and eBook forms.
I like the title of the book. The thought of an "uncluttered soul" is somehow comforting and appealing. Maybe because I have so much clutter everywhere else. It sounds like a good Bible study. thank you for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind thoughts. I was going to start the study today. However, I was led to another book. Peace and blessings to you.
DeleteSuch a glowing review! It sounds like a beautiful study and devotional. Thank you for sharing. 💛
ReplyDeleteShayndel: You are welcome.
DeleteOh, this looks and sounds lovely! Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteJeanette: Thank you for your kind words. Peace and blessings to you and yours
ReplyDeleteWow, sounds good and what a beautiful cover!
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