A 52 Weeks Devotional A motivational ministry moment for any moment in your day and week. Inspirations points to ponder, scriptural guides, prayers and stunning scenery. Each weekly devotional is designed to encourage and motivate you to continue throughout your day no matter what life give you. Remember, Take what you got and make what you want. Everyday presents new and continual challenges, but also blessing that reveal themselves in different ways and Let The Rest Of Your Day Be The Best Of Your Day.

A 52 Weeks Devotional, motivational ministry moment for any moment in your day and week. Inspirations, points to ponder, scriptural guides, prayers and stunning scenery."Take What You've Got and Make What You Want". Devotional 51 tells you to do this with God's help. Year 2020 has been a year that has caused people around the world to " and pay attention to life and living as we have known it. The question that many ask, "What Do I Do Now? "You say, no matter what happens today, I will "Let The Rest Of The Day Be The Best Of Your Day." Everyday presents new and different challenges. How you approach them determines whether the rest of your day will be your best. As you read through each devotional, envision how you can apply to your life.

Angela A. Bennett is the author of "Let The Rest Of Your Day Be The Best Of Your Day." Her love for her faith, family, and community is what keeps her passionate and motivated to encourage others to take everyday that's been given, make it your best day, live life to the fullest by divine design to live your best life. Her life experiences as a wife of 42 years a mother, a grandmother, and an ordained minister for over 40 years uniquely qualifies her to write this colorful book. She lives in Brunswick, GA, alongside her husband, LaRon Bennett Sr., the Senior pastor of their local church ministry. She holds a Master's degree in Community Counseling and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology. She has worked for many years as a Pastoral counselor, professional counselor, child advocate (CASA), Sunday school teacher, manager, and assisting many families and children on how to improve the quality of their lives. Angela also loves the outdoors, walking, meeting people, having family gatherings, and cooking her favorite dessert dishes, 7-up pound cake and banana pudding for others, that she calls "sweet goodness". This is her first non-fiction devotional book that is short, to the point, yet full of color from start to finish, Her work is praised by pastors, church members, and friends who were inspired, motivated and encouraged to continue to do better after reading her book.