A job offer. #blessed

A healthy new baby or grand baby. #blessed

An unexpected raise. #blessed

New house, beach vacation, flourishing ministry. #blessed

Our Instagram and Facebook feeds are littered with #blessings.

But what does it really mean to be #blessed? 

Jesus says:

#Blessed are the poor, when you’re at the end of your rope.

Culture says:

#Blessed are the rich, when you have it all together.

Jesus says:

#Blessed are those who mourn, who’ve lost what’s most dear.

Culture says:

#Blessed are the happy and healthy, when everything is going their way.

Jesus says:

#Blessed are the persecuted, who are mocked, lied about, spit upon. 

Culture says:

#Blessed are those with friends and family and popularity. 

Do you see the contrast?

Through the Promises of Blessing Adult Coloring Book (with easy, tear-out pages and added space for prayer journaling), I want to uncover the true #blessings of Christ—found most clearly in his presence.

Will you come along?

Grab your favorite colored pencils or markers, watercolors or crayons. Let’s meditate on God’s Word, craft it into our hearts, and learn what it means to be #blessed in the presence of our great God.

Buy a copy of Promises of Blessing today.

Grab a 10 pack of Promises of Blessing to share with your friends or small group.

Recommended Resources:

Promises of Blessing: An Adult Coloring Book and Prayer Journal

Blessed: An American History of the Prosperity Gospel by my sweet friend and a brilliant Duke professor, Kate Bowler