Fifty-six Days Ablaze: An 8-week Teen Devotional

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Summary: Awesome Discipleship Book
Review: As a youth pastor, I have found this book to be excellent not only for youth, but for all Christians. It is interactive, challenging, and in-line with the Word of God. "56 Days" starts off covering the basics of Christianity (living for Jesus, why Jesus died, Christian growth), and then goes on to more specific issues such as worship, music, friendship, and prayer. It is excellent for those new in the faith as well as those who need to get "back to the basics." I recommend Luce's book for anyone desiring to become a disciple of Christ, especially youth.

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Summary: Awesome Discipleship Book
Review: This is a very demeaning devotional that does not reach kids the way it should. It tells kids that they can not be themselves in Christ, the have to be what Mr. Luce wants them to be. Kids need to be individual and love Christ in their own way, not in the way that this devotional tells them to. This book tells kids that they need to trash all the music they like, and give up almost all the secular events that they like. I do not agree withthis because I think one of the most important things about being a Christian is finding God in every situation no matter how secular. God is everywhere, not just where Mr. Luce tells kids where He is, but everywhere. I respect you Mr. Luce but I do not agree with you.

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Summary: Do Not Buy This!
Review: This is a very demeaning devotional that does not reach kids the way it should. It tells kids that they can not be themselves in Christ, the have to be what Mr. Luce wants them to be. Kids need to be individual and love Christ in their own way, not in the way that this devotional tells them to. This book tells kids that they need to trash all the music they like, and give up almost all the secular events that they like. I do not agree withthis because I think one of the most important things about being a Christian is finding God in every situation no matter how secular. God is everywhere, not just where Mr. Luce tells kids where He is, but everywhere. I respect you Mr. Luce but I do not agree with you.