As I read Margie Martin’s thoughts in her devotionals, I realize God has given her a gift of discernment and application. In her second devotional, A Long Walk With the Father, she made the joyous comment from 2 Corinthians 4:7-12, “So why do we have to go through these times of being squeezed in on every side, perplexed, persecuted, and struck down? Paul says it’s because these are the only times that God’s treasure, His unsurpassing power, can be seen in us.” This is the perspective we all need for walking by faith through this life.
— Gina in Republic, Mo.
I really enjoyed a sequential walk through scripture with the challenging application questions at the end of each day. — Sherri in Cumming, Ga.
I’ve been a Christian for fifty years, and these thoughts have ministered to me in so many ways with the everyday crises of life. God uses this book to make the Scriptures come alive on our level. My husband and I have worked with young believers at our church, and I can see how this devotional would be helpful for them.
— Bev in Alpharetta, Ga.
I really appreciate Margie’s “read and write” Walking With the Father devotional book–not only because it stimulates me to communicate with the Lord, but also because her research into the meanings of key words makes it a rich read. Thank the Lord for the valuable insights God has shared with Margie, and the wealth in scriptures that she has shared with me. — Brian in Alpharetta, Ga.
Margie continues to give us new ways to stay connected in our walk with God through her books. Her devotionals make the scriptures personal and easy to go through. You cannot walk with the Father enough.
— Brent in Dallas, Ga.
A Long Walk With the Father is an enriching quiet time experience. Margie has challenged me to look deep inside, encouraging me to reflect, ask questions and listen to the Father. If you want to not only gain godly wisdom but also HEAR from God, this is the devotional for you. — Elaine in Alpharetta, Ga.
Margie has captured the heart of the Father and opened a door to greater intimacy with Him. Don’t walk … run through this precious door. — Gregg in Sugar Hill, Ga.
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