My Utmost for His Highest

by Oswald Chambers

This masterwork has been a bestseller for generations. Gives timeless wisdom and insight. The 36 powerful daily devotionals inspire and point the reader to the Word of God and the desire to be a better servant of the Lord Jesus Christ. Updated in attractive cover, today's easy-to-read language, and priced reasonably. Paperback.

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This contemporary version of Chamber's classic book is a delight to read and a joy to ponder.......

....A devotional of fresh and vital insights, even after 75 years. Three cheers for this new edition!

...I don't think anyone can read it consistently without being a better servant of Christ.

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