Can you see God in the everyday?

Snapshots is a 40-day devotional that invites you to pause, reflect, and see God in everyday life. Each entry is inspired by a real moment captured in a photo, paired with Scripture, a lesson, and a personal challenge. Whether you’re looking to reignite your faith, slow down in a busy season, or deepen your awareness of God’s presence, this book is for you.

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¿Puedes ver a Dios en lo cotidiano?

Fotos Que Inspiran es un devocional de 40 días que te invita a detenerte, reflexionar y ver a Dios en la vida diaria. Cada lectura está inspirada en un momento real capturado en una foto, acompañado de un pasaje bíblico, una lección y un reto personal. Ya sea que busques reavivar tu fe, encontrar calma en medio de una temporada ocupada o profundizar en tu conciencia de la presencia de Dios, este libro es para ti.

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What you’ll get:

  • 40 original devotionals with vivid photo-inspired stories

  • Bible verses that speak directly to your everyday struggles

  • Real-life moments that make spiritual truth relatable

  • Reflection questions to help apply each lesson

  • A fresh way to draw closer to God

What People Are Saying

  • "I loved this book. It made me reflect on how we live and how often we miss God in the everyday. Joey’s unique approach turned simple stories into something meaningful. It gave me a fresh way to see God in the little things. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for an inspiring read. I’m so proud of my husband!"

    Zely S.

  • "Snapshots helped shift my perspective of the small everyday moments and how God is moving and teaching in them. It made me be more on the lookout for those moments in my own life."

    Rachel H.

  • "Snapshots will help you pause, reflect, and see God in everyday life. Each entry teaches you to slow down and notice God’s invisible attributes (Romans 1:20) at work all around you. This devotional will change the way you view ordinary moments and deepen your awareness of God’s presence."

    Hector N.