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NIV Dad's Devotional Bible ... Perfect For Dad

I love gifting books to loved ones and devotionals are often the perfect gift.  There are tons of devotionals and devotional Bibles for moms, kids, parents, teens and tweens, but when searching for dads, the choices are often few.  When Zondervan sent me the NIV Dad's Devotional Bible I couldn't wait to check it out.


Hubby is a regular Bible Study participant and our newly appointed pastor frequently uses the NIV translation.  Hubby has used the King James Version forever and wasn't too keen on purchasing a new Bible as he loves the Bible his sister gifted him a few years ago.  Moi, on the other hand, loves comparing the various translations.  Hubby is really enjoying this Bible and carries it with him to weekly Bible studies.  When asked about it, he proudly responds it was a gift from his kids.  

Book Description:  A trusted source of wisdom to help men learn how to be the type of fathers God wants them to be, this Bible provides a full year of weekday devotions along with other helpful study features.

Filled with challenging and helpful information, the NIV Dad's Devotional Bible helps dads become fathers who honor God, live faithfully, and love their families-men whose lives will build priceless family legacies for generations to come.

With 260 down-to-earth devotions, one for every day of the work week, as well as quick book introductions and seven insightful "Building Your Children" articles, author Robert Wolgemuth will lead readers through the blueprint of godly fatherhood. And with a helpful "Questions Kids Ask" index in the back, the hardcover NIV Dad's Devotional Bible will equip dads with the tools they need to be great fathers.

About the Author

Robert Wolgemuth graduated from Taylor University (Biblical Literature) and received an honorary doctorate (LhD) from the same university in 2005. He is the author or coauthor of over twenty books, including Men of the Bible, The Most Important Year in a Man’s/Woman’s Life, and the notes to the Dad’s Bible. S
ee website: http://robertwolgemuth.com


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