Pearls of Hope
A Forty-Day Devotional
- Bible Studies & Devotionals
- Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
- Published: 2025
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Publisher's Description
Pearls of Hope reminds readers that, despite the shadows, there is always that lingering warmth, abiding peace, and forever stirring of joy which remembers we are children of the King. While hopelessness tries to discourage our spirit, hope rises from the forlorn moments and tells us that we're strong because we have ONE who can overcome whatever darkness reaches out for use. We have hope of the light that silences every storm because we are chosen by the light who shines so that every heart will know hope that is eternal, hope that is indescribable, hope that is God's gift to those who simply believe he is who he says he is! Regina McIntosh hopes that readers will discover the inklings of truth beyond the despair. She hopes that they know hope that comes from believing in the light who leaves no shadow at all. He is the light who is nestled inside those whose hope lights up the spirit and the world, the hope that amazes because it's alive and jumping for joy at the wonders it sees in those who believe!
Endorsements (3)
“Pearls of Hope is a beautifully written devotional that is filled with faith, encouragement, and the power of God’s love. Regina’s heartfelt reflections and scriptural insights offer readers a daily helping of hope and inspiration. This book will be a treasure for anyone wanting to take a little walk with Jesus every day.”
“Pearls of Hope could not have been written at a more appropriate time. Our nation, seemingly on the brink and in the foreshadow of WWIII, brings much uncertainty and anxiety into our lives. It is a time for prayer, faith, and hope to rule in every decision. Pearls of Hope provides the beauty of words—and the reality of Bible promises—to step out on hope and keep our faith in Jesus. The peace I found in this devotional passes all understanding.”
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