Fifty Days with God
A Jubilee
- Bible Studies & Devotionals
- Publisher: Wipf and Stock
- Published: 2025
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Publisher's Description
In a day of hopelessness, 50 Days with God is a source of fresh running water, cool and calm, stimulating peace, and hope. It empowers the believer to stay the course, snuggling with God, feeling safe and secure.
Endorsements (5)
“In this compelling new book, Dr. Jeff Johnson offers the reader a fresh look at the tender love of God in fifty familiar passages. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of Messianic Judaism, Dr. Johnson pulls back the curtain of language and culture to unveil God’s unchanging nature, expressed in ever-changing ways. Readers will be reminded again and again that our God knows how to meet us right where we are, and that he delights in fellowship with his children.”
“In Fifty Days with God, Dr. Johnson affords the reader the opportunity to gain insight not only into the Jewish perspective but also into the heart of Yeshua—Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Whether the reader desires a special, simple daily devotional to enhance their spiritual walk, or a more intricate study and search for more scriptural insight, he or she will not be disappointed.”
“Dr. Johnson beautifully points out insights from biblical Hebrew, Jewish tradition, and personal stories that help illumine biblical concepts. Whether you are a pastor, Bible teacher, or Bible enthusiast, this book will enrich your devotions with fresh insights and perspectives, cultivating a deeper intimacy with the Lord and connecting you to your Jewish roots and the foundation of your faith!”
“Just as we each need physical nourishment for our bodies, gained through the meals we eat, as a child of God we also need spiritual food to nourish our souls. You are about to be fed spiritually by Fifty Days with God. Dr. Jeffrey Johnson’s artful ability to showcase Yeshua will draw you in and leave you anticipating what awaits you tomorrow. For the next fifty days, I hope that you will come hungry to the table . . . you will not be disappointed by what is set before you. Bon-Appetit!”
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