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📚 Crumbs from the Master's Table (2nd Edition) – A Fresh Word for a Weary Soul

In a world filled with noise, distractions, and spiritual drought, sometimes all we need is a crumb of truth to keep going. And that’s exactly what James Langston delivers in his powerful upcoming release, Crumbs from the Master's Table (2nd Edition)—a deeply moving devotional that calls believers back to the simplicity of faith, trust, and perseverance.

📆 Set to release the second week of July, this new edition will be available in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle eBook on Amazon.

🔗 Visit pomitaly.homestead.com to stay updated.

🧡 Why This Book Matters Now

We’re living in uncertain times. Life is unpredictable. Prayers sometimes feel unanswered. And even the strongest believers are quietly wrestling with questions that have no easy answers. Crumbs from the Master's Table doesn’t try to sugarcoat pain—it offers real hope for real people in real struggles.

This book meets the reader where they are—on the edges of doubt, in the valleys of suffering, and in the long, dry stretches of spiritual silence. And through it all, James Langston gently reminds us: God is still present, and He still speaks.

🔥 Excerpts That Stir the Soul

📝 "Real faith isn’t proven in the sunshine—it’s proven in the storm. When all you have left is a crumb of hope, God proves that it’s more than enough."

📝 "Sometimes, Heaven’s silence isn’t rejection—it’s preparation. God’s delay is never His denial. Keep knocking. Keep trusting. Keep holding on."

These are not just poetic thoughts—they are faith anchors, forged from years of ministry, prayer, and walking closely with God through life’s toughest trials.

✝️ A Devotional for the Underdog, the Overwhelmed, and the Faithful Plodder

Whether you’re:

  • Enduring a season of silence

  • Praying for a breakthrough

  • Wrestling with your identity in Christ

  • Or simply trying to hold on one more day

This book will remind you that even crumbs from the Master’s table are enough to sustain your soul.

🌟 What You’ll Take Away

  • A renewed hunger for God’s presence

  • A deeper understanding of what it means to endure

  • Encouragement for your daily walk

  • Reflections that spark both conviction and comfort

  • Strength to trust God again—even when He seems quiet

📖 Join the Journey

Crumbs from the Master's Table (2nd Edition) is more than a devotional—it’s a spiritual companion for the journey you're on. It encourages you to come honestly before the Lord, to kneel at His feet, and to trust that even the smallest portion from His hand is more than enough.

📢 Look for it on Amazon in mid-July!



🔗 For updates, visit: pomitaly.homestead.com

🛐 Until then, keep the faith. Hold on to the crumbs. God is nearer than you think.

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