Leah’s Reviews > Shine Bright: 60 Days to Becoming a Girl Defined by God > Status Update

The analogy on day 59 is awful.

This just isn't very in depth as I would like it to be. Each devotional leaves me wanting more to the story, but not in a good way. It's an unfulfilling devotional.

This is really boring.

This is clearly written for a pre-teen/teenage audience.

"But God doesn't want us to "discuss" (which often equals ripping apart) the people we follow on social media. He's not okay with us tearing others down to make ourselves feel better..."

This sentence was disappointing to read as Kristen and Bethany have devoted conferences, blogs, & social media to being hateful to those who do not agree with them

This is clearly written for a pre-teen/teenage audience.

"But God doesn't want us to "discuss" (which often equals ripping apart) the people we follow on social media. He's not okay with us tearing others down to make ourselves feel better..."

This sentence was disappointing to read as Kristen and Bethany have devoted conferences, blogs, & social media to being hateful to those who don not agree with them

This is clearly written for a pre-teen/teenage audience.

"But God doesn't want us to "discuss" (which often equals ripping apart) the people we follow on social media. He's not okay with us tearing others down to make ourselves feel better..."

This sentence was disappointing to read as Kristen and Bethany have devoted conferences, blogs, & social media to being hateful to those who don no agree with them

I just finished day four. I'm already annoyed with only half of a story being told.

This isn't really like other daily devotionals I have done. I know I'm only on day three, but so far it's primarily the author's viewpoints and very little of the bible. I hope that it gets better and has some daily activities other than reading a couple of bible verses.