New Book · Releases November 2
God’s goodness can still be found in the dark. In this 28-day devotional, Dianna Hobbs walks alongside anyone who is grieving, healing, or waiting, with honest stories, Scripture, and a gratitude practice for every day.
Published by AABMW Publishing
The 28-Day Gratitude Challenge
Walk Through 28 Days Together
Start Day One on Monday, November 2, Dianna’s 50th birthday. Read one day at a time, and you’ll reach Day Twenty-Five on Thanksgiving and finish together on Sunday, November 29.
Monday, Nov. 2
Day One
The challenge begins on release day.
Thursday, Nov. 26
Day Twenty-Five
Read it on Thanksgiving.
Sunday, Nov. 29
Day Twenty-Eight
Finish the journey together.
Free to join. Sign up for encouraging emails along the way.
Inside the Book
What You’ll Find Each Day
- 1
Scripture of the Day
A verse that speaks honestly about hard seasons.
- 2
A Story and a Teaching
Personal stories told with candor, warmth, and humor, alongside Bible teaching for real life.
- 3
Gratitude Practice
Five guided prompts to help you notice God’s goodness and write it down.
- 4
Prayer of Gratitude
A closing prayer to carry into the rest of your day.
A Few of the 28 Days
- When God Seems Silent
- When Pain Makes You Feel Forgotten
- When the Storm Makes You Question If God Cares
- When God’s Plan Isn’t Yours
- When You Need Someone to Blame
- When Comparison Makes Grace Feel Unfair
“When you are hanging on by a thread, let gratitude be that thread.”
Paperback releases November 2
The Companion Journal
Room for Your Thoughts to Flow
The companion journal walks with you through all 28 days. Each day gives you space to write out the Scripture, answer four prompts that go deeper than the reading, and finish a prayer in your own words. Weekly check-ins help you trace the thread of gratitude from one week to the next.
- 28days of prompts, prayer, and reflection
- 4journal pages for every day
- 3weekly check-ins
You do not need to write well. You do not need to feel grateful before you begin. Bring the questions, the tears, and the half-finished prayers. God can work with honest words.
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