Böcker av Steve Roth

This book contains forty articles that brought a sense of order to my life. It is my prayer that you will catch a glimpse of my love for God, my family, and the Church. Some of my random thoughts  might step on the toes of the religious community, but they all come from a heart that has been redeemed.For a two year period the Lord challenged me to put my thoughts into words.  It was a season in my life where the Holy Spirit began to teach me how to think out loud. I’m still learning. Sometimes those thoughts may be too loud, but hopefully always reflective.

For many of us, it can prove difficult to realize what God’s “big picture” plans for our lives entail. The desire to know ahead of time, or to constantly be on the lookout for huge, pivotal life events that might hint at the course ahead, can blind us to all the tiny ways that God is moving and shaping our paths every single day.God may demonstrate His presence in our lives multiple times a day, every day, every year that we continue to draw breath—it is up to us, however, to make ourselves slow down and take stock of these small and varied moments.Catching the Moments is a one-year devotional that touches on a wide array of topics: from identifying our “life verses” and boldly proclaiming whom we know our Father to be, to following God when others don’t, to recognizing the qualities of a leader, and beyond. Presented with daily featured verses from Scripture, closing affirmations, and discussion questions designed to help you apply the material to your own situations, this devotional exists to help readers take inventory of the individual moments—big or small—that God uses to shape us all. Steve Roth and his wife, Alison, were honored to serve a congregation in New York City for thirty-two years. They now reside in Texas where they continue to minister within the kingdom of God. Steve is also the author of “Random Thoughts from a Redeemed Heart” and “Loving Acts.”Steve is a follower of Jesus Christ and thankful to serve Him in various ways. He strongly believes that God does not call the qualified, but qualifies the called.