Daily Guideposts 2011

By Guideposts

Book Overview

A devotional guide that contains short inspirational pieces to be read each day of the year. It helps readers to live and grow their faith every day. It is designed to bring readers closer to God and their faith by helping them to live fuller, richer lives. It offers a personal perspective on faith, love, inspiration, and understanding.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0824948092
• ISBN13: 9780824948092
• Release Date: October 2010
• Publisher: Guideposts
• Length: 432 Pages
• Weight: 0.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.8" x 1.3" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

Daily Guideposts 2009

I purchase the Daily Guidepost every year and it is never disappointing. A great uplifting spiritual way to start your day.

Daily inspiration

I have been reading these Daily Guidepost books for 10 years. They are such an inspiration and a great way to start each day. There is a page at the end of each month to journal daily. A great read.

Great Daily Devotional

This is the 8th year that I have bought this for my self as a daily devotional for the year. This year for Christmas I bought 8 and gave as gifts. Friends and family now look forward every year to getting their Daily Guideposts. It is a gift that keeps giving each day of the year.

Thoughtful meditations

I have been using this devotional book for many years. The writers come from many walks of life, but always have a good point to make. I like reading about the person who wrote the devotional as well. Each year is of the same quality. I am a retired librarian from the local college, and a former church librarian.

Timeless in Relevance

Don't be misled by thinking that because this book has a certain year in the title that it is limited to one year. Its contents are applicable any year. I'm a Guideposts loyalist, having read the authors over the years it truly does tend to bond us in common experiences. You feel like you know them. Reading copies from previous years will catch you up. This is a highly motivational collection of devotions. The theme for this year happened to be "The Things That Matter." There are so many items from which one could pick. I'll just choose a few so you can get a taste: Daniel Schantz notes, "...it seems as if all the really interesting things happened to me only after I made up my mind" in referring to his lifetime adventure associted with becoming a professor. Shari Smyth reflects, "And they knew they could rely on His promise of the Holy Spirit to guide and to comfort them." Gina Bridgeman describes Christopher Columbus as a dreamer who heard a call. "He set off with the spirit of an explorer to embrace a new adventure." So many of these writers have influenced me greatly over the years. They've discussed their struggles, their lives, their reflective meditations. My life has been blessed because of what God has done in and through them.