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 Title: A Year of Encouragement—One Day at a Time

Every journey begins with a single step—and for many believers, that step begins each morning with quiet time in God’s presence. But how we start the day matters. Some mornings are hurried. Others feel heavy. And sometimes, despite our best intentions, we struggle to stay spiritually grounded.

That’s exactly why Words of Encouragement (4th Edition) by James Langston has returned—stronger, deeper, and more impactful than ever.

📘 Order your copy here

A Devotional for Every Season—and Every Soul

In this newly revised edition, Langston invites readers on a 365-day journey of spiritual clarity, emotional renewal, and daily peace. With just a few minutes a day, this devotional helps you reconnect with the promises of God and recenter your focus—no matter what your current circumstances may be.

Each day offers:

  • A short, accessible devotional thought

  • A foundational Scripture verse

  • A spiritual truth you can carry with you all day long

Whether you read it with your morning coffee, at your work desk, or in the stillness before bed, these daily entries will consistently uplift, strengthen, and encourage your heart.

What Makes It Different?

As Pastor Jonathan Reed says in his introductory remarks:

“What makes Words of Encouragement stand out is its accessibility. Whether you are a seasoned Believer or someone seeking spiritual nourishment for the first time, this devotional meets you where you are. In just a few minutes each day, you can refocus your heart and mind on the promises of God, allowing His Word to speak to whatever circumstances you may be facing.”

This is not a book that demands hours of study or deep theological understanding. Instead, it invites you into a daily rhythm of grace, helping you digest the truth of God’s Word in manageable and meaningful bites.

And the result?
💡 Transformation—not just in your day, but in your life.

More Than Just a Book—A Companion

So many readers have shared how this devotional has become their daily companion. It's been their anchor during storms, their encouragement in trials, and their spiritual check-in when the world felt too heavy.

In today’s culture of noise, negativity, and distraction, Words of Encouragement is a quiet voice of hope, speaking life over you 365 days a year.

Available Now

You can find Words of Encouragement (4th Edition) on Amazon in the format that best fits your life:

📕 Paperback – for those who love to write in the margins
📗 Hardcover – for a long-lasting daily devotional you’ll cherish
📱 Kindle eBook – for inspiration on-the-go, wherever you are

📖 Click here to get your copy

Give one to yourself. Gift one to a friend. Start your year—or your today—with encouragement that lasts.

Scripture Reflection:

“Anxiety in the heart of man causes depression, but a good word makes it glad.” — Proverbs 12:25 (NKJV)

“This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.” — Psalm 118:24

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