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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2019 · 54 MIN

166: Sharon Kaselonis: Jesus, Day by Day

from Are You Real | Finding Your Purpose · host Jon B Fuller

If you've ever struggled with reading and comprehending scripture, you're not going to want to miss today's episode. Special guest, Sharon Kaselonis, shares the problems she encountered in studying the Bible, her prayer to the Lord to know and understand Him, and the gracious resolution He provided to her. Her new book, Jesus, Day by Day, is a daily devotional that teaches you to look for Jesus throughout the scriptures and takes you through a chronological one-year reading plan that covers the entire Bible, so that you can know and understand Him, too. Sharon is an attorney, homeschool mom, writer, speaker, and educator whose passion is to inspire believers worldwide to read and know and study the Bible for themselves. Previously, she practiced law in the Washington, D.C., area, before serving as the director of women's ministry at a large church in Jacksonville, Oregon. Sharon and her husband, Ray, live in Scottsdale, Arizona, with their two children. Resources: Are You Real Connect with Sharon Subscribe to her daily devotion! —>Cover 2 Cover Instagram Facebook Book Mentioned: Jesus, Day by Day, by Sharon Kaselonis

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