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The most creative, compelling Bible storybook for teens and adults has just given birth to the most unique and appealing daily devotional on today’s market! If you are looking for the perfect gift—something they will love, something that lifts spirits, something that has changed lives—you just found it.

The Bible Clicks captures Scripture’s best-loved stories in 365 five-minute episodes. Chronologically arranged and cleverly illustrated, these stories are uniquely designed for curious teens, creative adults, and anyone who has ever felt intimidated by the Bible.

This daily devotional is a companion to The Bible Clicks series. Each devotional begins with a condensed excerpt from The Bible Clicks. And each of those story vignettes ends on a cliff-hanger, designed to whet your appetite for reading the rest of that story (available in book, e-book, and audiobook formats). Each devotional concludes with a compelling Proverb for today, a key Passage from Scripture, and a song of Praise to feed your spirit.

The Bible Clicks series takes you on a journey through Scripture using these portals:
Book One: Stories of Faith, Vision, and Courage from the Old Testament (179 stories)
Book Two: Stories of Faith, Hope, and Love from the New Testament (186 stories)
This daily devotional draws from all 365 stories in The Bible Clicks series.

And finally, the most appealing daily devotional is also the most affordable! With 365 full-color illustrations, the Kindle version of The Bible Clicks Daily Devotional absolutely sings—both figuratively and literally. Check it out today!

SHARON DONOHUE is a journalist and former magazine editor. She began her journalism career in Chicago as an editor for Moody Monthly, a Christian family magazine, then served as Managing Editor of Marriage Partnership and as Editor of Today's Christian Woman, publications of Christianity Today, Inc. Sharon majored in Bible and theology at Multnomah University (formerly Multnomah Bible College) and earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Oregon. After moving from Chicago, she pursued a master's degree in education and taught English and social studies for 15 years.