The Pastor is In: A Thirty-Day Devotional Inspired by Peanuts

by Rigel J. Dawson

Thirty Peanuts strips, each with a message on the themes in the strip.

Hardcover

About the author

Rigel J. Dawson has been teaching God’s word for over twenty years, and is blessed to pastor the Family of Faith church in Flint, Michigan. He’s the author of The Pastor Is In: A Thirty-Day Faith Devotional Inspired by Peanuts and Dad Most High: Revolutionizing Your Relationship with God. Rigel's website plantedtrees.com provides inspiring and encouraging content aimed at helping believers walk in their victory.

Rigel is passionate about the spiritual growth that comes from learning God's love and coming into an ever-deepening relationship with God the Father. In a way that is both simple and profound, His writing manifests his belief that the Christian life should be full of extraordinary peace and joy that grows out of a personal walk with God.

Rigel has been married to his amazing wife since 2003, and they have two wonderful children. For some reason, Rigel likes to think that he could lift Mjolnir if given the chance. Or, at the very least, move it a little.

You can follow @rigeljdawson on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest.

Reviews

[Timothy Smallwood · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely love Peanuts. So when I saw this in a pastor's library, I just had to have it. It was a joy to read and shared lots of great spiritual insights. To be fair, I feel a little guilty including it on my reading list because of its lack of length. Oh well! With the time that you will take to read it as a devotional, or in three or four sittings!

[Lou Florio · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was a delightful gift. I’ve seen other attempts to use Peanuts to help illustrate spiritual truths, so it’s not unique. Intended as a daily meditation, it is also very brief. That said, the author does a solid job. I’m sure many people will find this simple text helpful. According to the internet, the author studied psychology and has been a pastor for over twenty years. He belongs to the Church of Christ, but I found his devotions ecumenically friendly.

[R.R. Tavárez · Rating 2 out of 5]

A cute, entry level devotional read. While it is mostly ecumenical, there are a couple of the reads that lean very evangelical.