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Days to Remember is an encouraging Christian devotional designed to connect believers with the biblical roots of celebrated holidays. Dr. Henry Morris, a Bible scholar dedicated to upholding the authority of God’s Word, delivers remarkable insights to help us look past the secularization of holidays to seek and celebrate the Creator, Sustainer, and ultimate history-maker.
Christmas - learn about Old Testament prophecies concerning the Coming Savior.
The Fourth of July - learn about the first mention of "liberty" in the Bible, and how verses such as Lev. 25:10 were hallmarks for the founding fathers.
Easter - read about the roots of the Passover Lamb, Jesus Christ, in Exodus 12:14, and marvel at the fulfillment of this ancient prophecy.
Thanksgiving - For the pilgrims coming to America in the 17th century, there was a direct spiritual link to the patriarchal pilgrims of Scripture. Discover why they felt a kinship with the fathers of the faith found in Hebrews 11.
Days to Remember is a perfect devotional and Bible study reference for Christian leaders preparing to lead the Church and community in honoring God during traditional holidays. It is also a great resource for individual Bible study and devotional reading.
"And this day shall be a memorial to you. And you shall keep it as a feast to the Lord throughout your generations" (Exodus 12:14).
For some, holidays are no more than days off for relaxing on the lake. For others, though, they are days to remember: signposts through the year reminding us of the Creator.
In this remarkable devotional, Henry Morris gives rich insight into those special days of the year. As a nation founded on Judeo-Christian principles, even our holidays bear echoes from the Bible. In this spiritually uplifting book, you'll learn the true value of holidays like:
CHRISTMAS - learn about Old Testament prophecies concerning the Coming Savior. THE FOURTH OF JULY - learn about the first mention of "liberty" in the Bible, and how verses such as Lev. 25:10 were hallmarks for the founding fathers. EASTER - read about the roots of the Passover Lamb, Jesus Christ, in Exodus 12:14, and marvel at the fulfillment of this ancient prophecy. THANKSGIVING - for the pilgrims coming to America in the 17th century, there was a direct spiritual link to the patriarchal pilgrims of Scripture. Discover why they felt a kinship with the fathers of the faith found in Heberews 11.
Homeschooling isn’t just about information and books. It’s about parenting, discipleship, and speaking to our kids’ hearts. It can be a lot… and some days just feel like we’re walking uphill in the mud. Desiree, homeschool mom of 3, shares four encouraging quotes for homeschool families she has learned from the Master Books team and community. These quotes will give you hope and strength to walk boldly through the most challenging seasons.
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Homeschooling isn’t just about information and books. It’s about parenting, discipleship, and speaking to our kids’ hearts. It can be a lot… and some days just feel like we’re walking uphill in the mud. Desiree, homeschool mom of 3, shares four encouraging quotes for homeschool families she has learned from the Master Books team and community. These quotes will give you hope and strength to walk boldly through the most challenging seasons.
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Customer Reviews
5
Brings us together
Review byFiona
This is the first book we’ve ever used for family devotions and it’s awesome!!! My pre teens and teenager find it awesome!!!
5
New Holiday Addition
Review byChris A
This is wonderful to add in for family morning time through the holidays. We will visit this book over and over.
5
Brings Us All Together
Review byKelley
My kids are teens and quite independent in their learning now, so I treasure the time we spend together after lunch each day. This book is becoming a special part of that time. I love adding appropriate hymns and poetry to our devotional reading from the book. The devotions lead us to rich discussion and prayer.
5
Perfect Devotions for Each Holiday
Review byBelle
I love celebrating holidays with my family and making new traditions. This devotional is perfect to help us celebrate each holiday of the year. It connects each holiday to God, who should always be the center of everything we do. I have lots of devotionals for Christmas, but I love that this book has devotions for every holiday, even Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. Awesome!
5
Lovely little book
Review byJennifer
I really enjoy sharing a reading with the family at the dinner table during special holidays. This book is perfect because it has so many occasions right at my fingertips.
5
Great Addition to Morning time
Review byElizabeth
I just started using this book and I love it so far. I am looking forward to going through it this coming year. I use it with my 7 and 10 yr old kids. They really like it as well!
4
Nice devotional
Review byAimie
I have only used this book a few times, but my family has enjoyed the holiday-focused themes of these devotionals. I could see us using this as a traditional devotion to add into our holidays.
5
Simple addition to morning basket
Review byJulia
Adding this to our morning basket for holidays. Devotions are family oriented and great way to take time to create tradition and talk of why we celebrate and why we create tradition.
4
A few devotionals per holiday
Review byJennifer
There are a few devotionals per holiday. This is a handy resource to go to quick when those holidays creep up. Always bring it back to God which is how everything should be!
4
Useful!
Review byLaurel
I think this book will come in handy throughout the upcoming year as we attempt to celebrate our holidays more meaningfully, even the ones that we don't traditionally associate with our faith. I am really enjoying it!
