How to Establish a Quiet Time
A Forty Day Journey

Buy Now from AMG Buy How to Develop a Quiet Time at: Christianbook.com ISBN: 0899572618 MSRP $14.99 160 Pages 8.5 x 11 inches Paperback Student Workbook How would you describe your personal devotional time? Is it in a dry spell of religious reading, or is it a refreshing encounter with the presence of God? How to Establish a Quiet Time: A Forty Day Journey isn't about religious ritual or duty. It is all about building a more intimate, enjoyable, and satisfying time with the Lord. It is a forty-day adventure in making your time with God more meaningful and satisfying. Experts tell us over and over that it takes about six weeks to establish a habit—or approximately forty days. On the other side of those days lies a radically different relationship with God. Quiet Time features forty daily devotional readings designed to challenge your thinking and prompt your meeting with God. Each day, you will see truths from Scripture to ponder, guided prayer to help you know what you want to talk to God about, and personal application to facilitate life-change. Each daily encounter is woven into six weekly themes including: The Principle of Pursuit The Principle of Adoration The Principle of Conviction and Confession The Principle of Thanksgiving The Principle of Faith The Principle of Supplication Other books in the "Following God Series" co-authored by Eddie: Life Principles from the Old Testament (Genesis - Judges) Life Principles from the Kings of the Old Testament Life Principles from the Prophets of the Old Testament Life Principles from the Women of the Bible Book One Life Principles from the Women of the Bible Book Two Life Principles from the New Testament Men of Faith Life Principles for Worship from the Tabernacle First Steps for the New Christian Using Your Spiritual Gifts Living God's Will Through the Bible: Ephesians Through the Bible: Romans

About the Author: Eddie Rasnake graduated with honors from East Tennessee State University in 1980. He and his wife, Michele, served for nearly seven years on the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ. Eddie then served four years as campus director of the Campus Crusade ministry at the University of Tennessee. In 1989, Eddie left Campus Crusade to join Wayne Barber at Woodland Park Baptist Church as the Associate Pastor of Discipleship and Training. He has been ministering in Eastern Europe in the role of equipping local believers for more than a decade and has published materials in Albanian, Greek, Italian, Romanian, and Russian. Eddie serves on the boards of directors of the Center for Christian Leadership in Tirana, Albania, and the Bible Training Center in Eleuthera, Bahamas. He also serves as chaplain for the Chattanooga Lookouts (Cincinnati Reds AA affiliate) baseball team. Eddie and his wife Michele live in Chattanooga, Tennessee with their four children. Click here to learn more about Eddie's ministry.