Streams in the Desert – L.B. Cowman
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Streams in the Desert is a great classic devotion by L.B. Cowman initially published in 1925. Mrs L.B. Cowman was a missionary in China and Japan between 1901 and 1917. Streams in the desert was inspired both by this time, and as she looked after her dying husband for six years.
Streams in the Desert is renowned for being perfect for helping you when you are spiritually dry and when you need to draw closer to God. It is not just L.B. Cowman’s writings though, and comprises daily reading taken from the bible, hymns, poems and the writings of many Christians.
As with the other classic devotions that are still read today, it is beautifully rich and certainly not “bible-lite”.
Getting the devotion
If you go to the Crosswalk website you can read the entry for the day, or sign up for an email to be sent to you every day. You can also read the Streams in the Desert daily devotion by RSS at the Crosswalk website..
Here is an excerpt from the 1st January:
All our supply is to come from the Lord. Here are springs that shall never dry; here are fountains and streams that shall never be cut off. Here, anxious one, is the gracious pledge of the heavenly Father. If He be the source of our mercies they can never fail us. No heat, no drought can parch that river, “the streams whereof make glad the city of God.
Summary
Streams in the Desert daily devotion has stood the test of time and stands tall as a superb collection of thoughts and writings to help us draw nearer to God.
Strengths
- Superb quality of rich, deep writing
- Available via email and RSS
Weaknesses
- None
Links
Website: http://www.crosswalk.com/devotionals/desert/
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29th Oct 2009
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20th Jan 2010
I enjoy the daily devotions from Streams in the Desert by L.B. Cowman