The Soul Felt Its Worth

A 25-Day Devotional Journey Through the Music of Christmas

By: Cameron Frank, Preston Norman

Narrated by: Cameron Frank

A 25 day Advent devotional for rest, worship, and reflection.

Christmas is one of the busiest times of the year and sometimes we just need permission to rest and remember what the season is all about. With this fresh perspective of classic hymns, familiar Bible passages, and the story of Christmas, you'll have an opportunity to do exactly that.

Each day will begin with a reflection on a familiar Christmas carol or hymn as we discover the untold story and study the Scriptural inspiration for each beloved song.

Remember why we celebrate Christmas with a devotional message and practical application based on the same Bible passages that inspired many of your favorite Christmas songs.

Every day ends with questions perfect for small group discussion or an intimate advent experience with your family.

The elements of this soothing and hope-giving Christmas devotional are designed to take only 10 - 15 minutes of each day - a perfect time to rest and keep Jesus foremost in our thoughts. Grow closer to Jesus this holiday season individually, with your family, or with a small group.

Begin a new tradition - start your Christmas season with The Soul Felt Its Worth.

©2020 Fox Press (P)2020 A Frank Voice, LLC

Great idea but …

Story is wonderful and well written. Performance is poor of these beautiful hymns. Had to fast forward through music.
I had purchased the paperback and given one as a gift. The reason I purchased audible was to listen to the songs. Really disappointing.

Great book!

Love the history section at the beginning of each Carol section. The author shows great respect for the traditions of each of these wonderful songs. Great scripture passages are paired with each Carol as well. Good listen!

Very Poor Narration

I bought the Audible version of this book because I was pleased to have the song for each day and the Scripture versions included in the devotional.

Unfortunately- the narration is over enunciated to the point of distraction, There is also an issue with abrupt section breaks. The song ends and suddenly the narrator breaks in with DEVOTIONAL. This happens with the other section breaks for Scripture and Discussion Questions.

Is it good teaching? I am not sure. The poor narration has distracted my family from the content.

We will be switching to the Kindle version.