Eyes On Jesus: A 90-Day Discernment Devotional

An inspiring devotional to keep you focused on what really matters In a world full of distractions, it is easy to go off course and lose yourself. Every day, physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual diversions vie for your attention. Cultures, beliefs, social media, and others can sidetrack, trap, and draw you away from Jesus. How can you stay focused amid the crazy pace of life? How can you find peace in a world of chaos? Can you live out your faith and make decisions that honor God? This 90-day devotional equips and trains you to maintain your focus on what truly matters-Jesus. Discover how to make better decisions that lead to blessings instead of unintended consequences. Each day's devotion has stimulating questions for personal reflection and allows you to journal your thoughts and the insights God gives you. What you focus on controls your thoughts, actions, and life. It determines your destiny. If you want to maintain your course, rightly discern, and make sound decisions that honor God, use this devotional in your daily quiet time and let God speak to you. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Tim Ferrara has grown up in the church and has held various leadership positions both in business and in the church. Tim is currently the Executive Pastor at LifePoint Church in Arizona. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing from Arizona State University along with a MBA from University of Phoenix. He has had a career in business management for over 20 years and has worked as Faculty for two different colleges. Tim started the ministry of Discerning Dad (www.discerning-dad.com) as a way to write and encourage Christians to grow in discernment and make better decisions that honor God. He has a book called Everyday Discernment: The Importance of Spirit-Led Decision Making and well as multiple YouVersion Bible Plans. Tim also has a podcast called Everyday Discernment which is a top ranked Christian podcast on the Charisma and Edifi podcast networks. Tim lives with his wife Jamie and their two children in Arizona.