Duh-Votions: Words of Wisdom for the Spiritually Challenged

I love Sue Buchanan. She's written one of my most treasured devotional books, and I keep it nearby whenever I'm starting to take life too seriously. Her personality absolutely sparkles through the pages of her book, drawing readers into a more intimate walk with God. Sue came and spoke to our women's group at church, and within minutes, she had a whole room full of ladies howling in laughter. She proudly displayed her rhinestone-covered Bible and admitted that she was "deep for a shallow person." But Sue's faith is grounded in an intimate understanding of the God who heals. A breast cancer survivor, Sue is no stranger to the agony of a doctor's grim prognosis, or the loss of identity a woman feels when she suffers through surgery and chemotheraphy. Sue has a deep empathy for all women undergoing cancer treatment. And since a cheerful heart is the best medicine, Sue wants you to laugh with her through such chapters as, "You'll Find the Fruit of the Spirit in Plastic Bags Hanging from the Luggage Cart," You Can't Put M & Ms in Alphabetical Order, Can You?" and "I Could Lose Myself in Thought, but Then Again, It's Such Unfamiliar Territory." Sue's essays appear in other compilations, and she's a well-loved speaker and retreat leader. Her book makes a great gift for anyone who needs a pat on the back from a friend. It would also be perfect to keep on a night table in a guest room or at a retreat center (along with a cup of tea and some chocolate!)

Sue Buchanan has such great stories to tell about her life! I got it for my birthday (12-26) and i took it to church, I have 6 people waiting to read my copy!