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Some Thoughts on a New Devotional

16 Saturday Jan 2021

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The start of a new year can be a great time to start a new devotional. If you have enjoyed my daily online posts on the Psalms, you may be pleased to know that these same posts are now available in an attractive book format. P 365-120120

Daily reading and meditation on the Psalms is an ideal way to grow in your love for God and his holy Word.

Endorsements:

David Kitz writes with a heart that wants to worship God, and he invites us all to join in through his writings. His daily reflections on the Psalms are practical and make you want to love our God and Savior more.

Jimmy Li
Jimmy Li, Pastor & blogger for Veritas Domain

For more than twenty years David Kitz has been my friend, colleague, and fellow member in a weekly men’s fellowship group. He has always demonstrated his passion to know and make manifest God’s Word in his life, to draw close to the heart of his Father. In other words, he is a man after God’s own heart, which is so clearly evident in this new daily devotions book. I have had the distinct privilege of reading these devotions through David’s blog in preparation for this new publication. Each devotion will inspire and provide the reader with biblical insights and life applications, through a daily call to prayer, worship, obedience, thanksgiving, and meditation on God’s Word. May this book help to strengthen, heal, and encourage all who read it!

Don MacGregor
Leader, Next Level Ministries

Back Cover Psalms 365

The first volume of Psalms 365: Develop a Life of Worship and Prayer by award-winning author David Kitz is now available. For a closer look at this 262-page daily devotional book click here.

What Others Are Saying about “Psalms 365”

29 Tuesday Dec 2020

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The main body parts for reading the Bible aren’t the eyes and brain; it’s the hands and feet. This theme is woven throughout Psalms 365. As it should be! The focus on living the Word, or as James puts it, “doing it” (James 1:25) is what makes this study in the Psalms top-notch.

Dr. Lawson Murray
President, Scripture Union Canada

Over the years the Psalms have become a great source of hope. David Kitz’s devotions are a great accompaniment to them. I find his writing both insightful and uplifting.

Alan Kearns
Glenrothes, Scotland

This is a delightful daily devotional for those of us who want to enhance our reading of the Psalms. David Kitz does an excellent job of relating our realities to the Psalmist’s engagement with God through the ups and downs of life. His keen insights undergird the guided responses to living fully in the light of the God we love.

Steve Falkiner
President, Canadian Foursquare Gospel Church

“In his devotional reflections David Kitz plumbs the depths of the rich treasure of the Psalms in ways that are not only insightful, but very relevant and applicable, addressing the blessings and challenges of walking in the Lord’s ways. A very helpful resource for anyone’s personal devotional use.”

Rev. Daryl Solie,
Lutheran Pastor

I have been an online follower of David Kitz for several years now. His interpretation, his historical knowledge and his ability to give every day practical experience through the Psalms has been inspiring and extremely useful for me personally. David takes the words from scripture and gives them new insight for today’s world. His book, Psalms 365 is a strong devotional handbook for living a Christian life.

Kathy Boecher
Christian blogger, playwright, poet and humorist

Back Cover Psalms 365The first volume of Psalms 365: Develop a Life of Worship and Prayer by award-winning author David Kitz is now available. For a closer look at this 262-page daily devotional book click on this link.

Psalms 365

12 Saturday Dec 2020

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Why dig into the Psalms? The Psalms are a poetic feast for the mind, soul and spirit. In them, you will find intimacy with God. For a hundred generations, hungry souls have found nourishment there.

Psalms 365P 365-120120 is specifically designed to help you develop a life of worship and prayer like the biblical David. Let author David Kitz take you on a journey—a journey to a deeper understanding of God’s will and his ways for your life. Each daily reading provides insight and inspiration for practical Christian living, allowing the Good Shepherd to guide you to the center of his will.

This 265-page volume packs a punch. It’s slightly larger than the standard paperback size allowing for the use of a larger font. The end result is a cover and print content that is easy on the eyes.

In total, this volume has 120 daily readings, spanning Psalm 1 through Psalm 51. Volumes two and three will be released as 2021 progresses. This will allow readers to journey through the entire 150 Psalms in the span of a year, hence the title Psalms 365.

Now is an ideal time to commit to a daily, year-long, devotional journey through the Psalms. Psalms 365 is written by award-winning author David Kitz, is published by Elk Lake Publishing, and is available through Amazon and other retailers.

A Book Cover

01 Tuesday Dec 2020

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What goes into making a great book cover? What makes a book appealing? I suppose authors and book publishers have pondered those questions for quite sometime.

One by one, Elk Lake Publishing developed covers for my new book. The first two were good, maybe even very good, but somehow they didn’t have that spark that called out, “I’m the one!”

But cover number three called my name. I can only hope it calls your name, and other reader’s names too.
Screen Shot 2020-11-30 at 3.42.06 PM Thanks goes to Deb Haggerty and Derinda Babcock for their diligence in working with this author, who knows what he wants when he sees it, but he can’t always put the picture into words in advance.

With some slight modifications, this will become the cover of my newest book. Volumes two and three will follow in 2021.

I welcome your feedback.