A Better Way to Live Daily Devotional
Some people get their morning pick-me-up from a cup of coffee, but eventually the caffeine kick fades and leaves little benefit behind. But what if a more meaningful form of morning sustenance was available? It Is Written Television has set out to change the way people start their mornings by offering viewers a three-minute online spiritual boost. This new daily devotional program, called “A Better Way to Live,” is now available Monday - Friday through the It Is Written website and iTunes.
“A Better Way to Live” features 3-4 minute messages during which It Is Written’s speaker/director, Pastor Shawn Boonstra, focuses on one passage from the Bible and applies it to daily living.
“It Is Written developed this new program with busy people in mind,” said Boonstra. “We hope that, on a daily basis, it will help people handle the stresses of daily life, as well as deepen their relationship with God.” For more than half a century, It Is Written has been a weekly television broadcast, sharing the gospel around the world. Now this Bible-based television program is more accessible than ever, as new programming is available six times per week with the half-hour program airing on television stations across the nation every weekend, and the new “A Better Way to Live” devotionals available online during the workweek.
The best part is that it is available on demand. “A Better Way to Live” is different than any other program It Is Written has ever produced, because the exclusive online program is ready for the viewer wherever and whenever they want to see it.
To view the program, visit: http://www.itiswritten.com/betterway
To download daily programs or subscribe and receive them every day through iTunes, visit: http://www.itiswritten.com/podcasts
About It Is Written
It Is Written has been one of America’s most popular weekly religious television programs since its first broadcast in 1956. Led by speaker/director Shawn Boonstra, this donor-supported, non-profit ministry reaches millions of people through its weekly telecast, online Bible studies, spiritual resources and live events. To learn more, visit http://www.itiswritten.com
SOURCE: It Is Written Television; PR Newswire
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September 12th, 2007 at 9:25 am
That’s quite the interesting way to get your morning devotions in, isn’t it? Technology is really changing how people live so many aspects of their lives. That said, I’m more prone to turn off the alarm, flick on my lamp, grab my daily devotional (eyes half open) and read from the comfort of my bed. Getting up and shuffling in to the computer to get my devotions would involve any number of distractions on the way there (not to mention on the computer!). Still, I bet it would be great for some!
November 4th, 2007 at 5:45 am
That is very good idea