The First Light Bundle — Before the Day… + The Companion Study Guide (Signed)

The First Light Bundle — Before the Day… + The Companion Study Guide (Signed)

$42.99
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The First Light Bundle — Before the Day… + The Companion Study Guide (Signed)

The First Light Bundle — Before the Day… + The Companion Study Guide (Signed)

$42.99

The First Light Bundle: Before the Day and its Companion Study Guide, both signed by the author in archival ink.

The devotional and the guide share one trim size, 8.5 by 5.5 inches, so they travel as a single stack in one carton.

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About the bundle

Two volumes. One unhurried arc. The whole of the quiet before the day.

This is how Before the Day… was meant to be walked — the devotional and its companion together, one for the reading and one for the lingering.

The devotional meets you in the unclaimed hour: ninety mornings across five movements — Anchored, Freed, Ordered, Formed, Discerning — where grace reaches you before the day can ask anything of you. The Companion Study Guide takes you deeper into those same mornings, with a searching reflection and a breath-prayer for every day, an unhurried study of each movement, and a way of praying that carries the truth off the page and into the hidden places where formation actually happens.

Read the morning's entry first, in the quiet. Then turn to the companion, and stay a while. Alone, at the pace of mercy — or with a few others, quietly apart and honestly together.

The bundle includes:

  • Before the Day… — the 90-day devotional · softcover · 368 pages
  • The Companion Study Guide — 90 reflections, 90 breath-prayers, five movement studies, Communions, and gathering questions · softcover · 93 pages
  • A matched set, designed to be kept side by side

$27.99 — the pair, together (a saving over $32.98 purchased separately).

Begin gently. Not with what you must become, but with what is already true.

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