The Goodnight Book

Review "My friend has prayerfully selected his favorite stories, poems, hymns, and scriptures and created a priceless little collection of encouraging insights that will shape your night-time dreams and enhance your evening reflections. It's just the sort of thing you want to read before you pillow your head. Thank you, Richard, for placing The Goodnight Book by my bedside. It will, no doubt, make my night a good one!" -- Joni Eareckson Tada (Activist for the disabled and author of Joni, the award-winning Tell Me the Promises, and other classics)"The Goodnight Book is helpful in using phrases and words that sharpen the mind to be more God-focused in times of adversity and it provides plenty of opportunity for self-reflection. It also gives practical suggestions on how to cope with the stresses and strains of postmodern life." -- Evangelicals Now123 devotional thoughts to read before sleep, so to shape our nighttime dreams and musings. -- Christian Marketplace (Resourcing retailers and suppliers) The Goodnight Book is intended for… well, pretty well anybody of whatever philosophical or cultural background. Millions would concur with the author’s experience at some point in their lives. The action-packed day that makes ‘winding down’ difficult, the fear of what ‘tomorrow’ may bring; pressures on the marriage, in the workplace or family; decisions looming ahead, the heaviness of grief - or the sheer trauma of moving house! It’s said by psychologists that the last thing we think about at night tends to stay with us, and become a part of the subconscious, thus affecting our mental and emotional make-up. So here it is one page at a time - one page of truth per evening! Review "My Friend has prayerfully selected his favorite stories, poems, hymns, and scriptures and created a priceless ltitle collection of encouraging insights that will shape your nighttime dreams and enhance your evening reflections. It's just the short thing you want to read before you pillow your head. Thank you, Richard, for placing The Goodnight Book by my bedside. It will, no doubt, make my night a good one!" Joni Eareckson Tada About the Author Richard Bewes (1934 - 2019) was the author of several beloved books of faith including ‘Talking About Prayer’, ‘150 Pocket Thoughts’, and ‘The Goodnight Book’. Bewes was the rector of All Souls Church in the centre of London from 1983 until his retirement in 2004. In 2005 he was awarded an OBE for his services to the Church of England.OBE (1939 - 2019), formerly of All Souls Church, Langham Place, London, England