Christian Book Promotions

The Letters for Christians series by Piet (Pieter) de Kock is an invitation to take control of what he describes as “the unrelenting noise around us” by returning to “the wonderful simplicity experienced when we engage with God in everyday life.” It’s the perfect bundle for inspiration, personal reflection or as a gift for someone dear.

With forewords by Juan Swart, Chris Godfrey and a dedication to the memory of a dear friend, Andrew, these smaller format pocketbooks contain devotions inspired by everyday life. Chris Godfrey, in his foreword, reminds us how “it is much more difficult to write with brevity, and that condensing a great many thoughts into a small space is a fine art.” And for Piet de Kock “this is where the true value lies, in simple but powerful devotions that are current, rich in meaning and neatly wrapped up in manageable pocketbooks. Less is often more.” The inspiration for Piet’s letters is Numbers 6:24-26. “I wrote these together because I wanted something simple yet powerful, that spoke to how the Lord should be our inspiration every day, especially in everyday things,” says Piet de Kock. “It’s to be inspired to have something to say every day. It’s what Juan Swart describes in his foreword, about how we’re to incline our ears to learn to ‘live loved.’”

Everyday Love is a call to Christians to find joy again in the simple act of letter writing.

Everyday Incomplete focuses on the unfinished, forgotten or unsaid because every day is incomplete.

Everyday Faith focuses on the need for faith and contains 92 letters with the 92nd being Psalm 92.

Everyday Something to Say Notebook is the invitation to start writing. Whether it’s a letter to say goodbye, of encouragement, to say sorry, to teach, or to share news and ideas, handwritten letters are capable of transforming the way we think.

Each chapter in Out of Darkness Into The Light identifies some darkness that needs to be overcome. Each chapter offers the light of Jesus and God's word as an antidote to darkness.

Jay Ashbaucher has been a pastor and teacher at a church in the rural town of Glasgow, Montana, for forty-one years. He has a master of divinity from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois. He was a fifth-step counselor and lecturer in an alcohol and drug treatment center for twenty years, and he also taught community grief classes. Jay enjoys reading, thinking, sports, and hiking. He is happily married, and he has two children and seven grandchildren.