I am very excited about this daily devotion book. The reason is because I have written four daily devotion books over the past sixteen years. The first one had been a devotion for each of the one-hour lectures that I had had at Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. I had completed all of my coursework and had graduated in 2001. But unfortunately, many of those devotions had been too technical and not very interesting for many readers. The second daily devotion book that I wrote had been about many of the people who appear in the scriptures. Every person has a story. So that devotion book had tried to tell each person's story in two hundred words or less. The third daily devotion book that I wrote had been on the book of Proverbs. The unique thing about that devotion book is that the date of the devotions had matched the chapter numbers of the book of Proverbs. Many people have discovered that the thirty-one chapters in the book of Proverbs can be read in a single month by matching the chapter to the date. Therefore, that devotion book had stuck to that plan, too. Finally, the fourth devotion book that I wrote had been from the book of Psalms. There had been at least one devotion in that book for each psalm. Obviously there had been more than one devotion for some of the psalms.So in posting a devotion on Facebook each day, I have had many fairly short devotions from which to choose out of those four different devotion books that I have already written. But having that flexibility has not been the real reason for my being so excited about this particular devotion book. To the contrary, it has been because I have had the opportunity to clean up a lot of the sloppy writing of especially those first two devotion books. If one has already suffered through either of those, then he or she is already aware of the very long sentences that had sometimes been broken up by two, three, and sometimes even four commas without a single period. For all of these years since that first devotion book, it has never been practical for me to go back and edit books that are already more than fifteen years old. But to clean up old devotions for a new book has made perfect sense. So that is what I have done. Hopefully the edited devotions will be much easier to read than the originals.Another reason for excitement with this book is the possibility of having a volume two of daily devotions for Facebook. I still have many devotions from those first four books that can be used which also can use some editing. So if this devotion book does well, then a volume two will probably be in the works. But whether that actually happens or not, the goal of this book as with all of my books is to bring honor and glory to the Lord and to proclaim His Word to whoever is interested. The Bible is without question the greatest and most valuable book ever written. Some things in it are easy enough for a young child to understand. But some of the things in it are complicated enough to keep an old fool such as myself entertained for a lifetime. I love the Lord. I love the Bible. I love to study the Bible, and I love to write about that which I have studied. If a person will look at all of the books that I have been able to write, it should convince the reader of one important fact about me. I have lived a very blessed life. In fact, if one reads my testimony ("Finding My Way Home"), then it will be very clear just how blessed I really have been. So for all that the Lord has done for me, I wish to publicly thank Him and praise His holy name.