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Frederick Sserugga’s New Book Offers Year-Round Scripture Reflections for Catholic Readers
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Frederick Sserugga has published "Your Word Is a Lamp Unto My Feet and A Light Unto My Path, Vol. 1," a devotional resource organized around the Church’s liturgical calendar, according to the announcement.
The book is structured in three sections. The first offers reflections tied to weekday Scripture readings for liturgical years A and B, allowing readers to follow along with daily readings used in Catholic worship across a two-year cycle. The announcement describes the work as meticulously organized, intended for readers looking to build a sustained, structured practice of engaging with Scripture rather than an occasional one.
The liturgical years A and B structure situates the book within the three-year lectionary cycle used in Catholic and some other liturgical traditions, where Sunday and weekday readings rotate on a set schedule tied to the Gospels. A volume built around that cycle is designed to be used alongside daily Mass readings over an extended period rather than read straight through.
Studio CarryOnHarry sees books like this filling a narrow but durable niche: readers who want their devotional reading paced to the liturgical calendar itself, not just organized by theme.
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New Book Pairs Coloring Pages With Genesis Story for Bible Study Groups
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Rev. Ronald Wright and Rev. Michael R. Grooms have published "God’s Creation: Coloring Book and Story Time," a book that retells the opening chapters of Genesis alongside illustrations readers can color in. The book is published through Christian Faith Publishing.
Wright wrote the manuscript over several years. Grooms illustrated the book and guided it through to publication, according to the announcement. The two describe the project as a joint effort meant to make Wright’s original text accessible to new readers.
The book features two main sections: first, a Genesis-based creation narrative with accompanying illustrations, and second, discussion prompts and reflective questions designed for both group and individual contemplation. The publisher describes it as suited to Bible study groups, new believers, and readers looking for a different way into the creation story.
In their statement, the authors expressed their hope that the book "will shed light from a different perspective on God’s creation, enabling readers to engage with Scripture in transformative ways that strengthen faith." "This interactive journey is our gift to all who seek a closer walk with God."
The book is available at bookstores and through Amazon, Apple Books, Google Play, and Barnes & Noble, as well as through Christian Faith Publishing’s website.
Studio CarryOnHarry sees this as part of a steady stream of faith-based titles aimed at small-group study rather than general retail shelves — a niche with a built-in, if modest, audience.
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New Devotional from Kankakee Author Draws on 33 Years in Ministry and Lutheran School Leadership
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Roy W. Cordes has published a new devotional, "Prime Time Walking and Talking with God," through Christian Faith Publishing. The 222-page book, built around a daily question — when did you last set aside time to walk and talk with God? — asks readers to treat their most alert hours of the day as time reserved for prayer and reflection rather than routine.
Cordes spent 33 years as an elementary Lutheran school principal in three Illinois communities before retiring and taking on a very different kind of public role: for 18 years, he was known as "The Voice" of the Kankakee Community College Cavaliers, calling the school’s athletic broadcasts. The book draws on that decades-long ministry background, along with what the author describes as his own recovery from prolonged bipolar clinical depression, which he presents as part of what shaped his perspective on seeking what he calls divine companionship.
Structurally, the book leans on outdoor church sign sayings and gentle humor as entry points into its chapters, each built around a different angle on making room for God earlier in the day rather than later. The devotional is grounded in biblical examples like Enoch and Elijah—men whose daily communion with God set them apart in scripture and, according to the author’s framing, entered heaven without experiencing death, both marked by daily, sustained communication with God. That pairing anchors the devotional’s argument that consistency, not occasion, is what the author says defines a meaningful spiritual practice.
"My hope is that this book serves as a practical companion for anyone seeking to strengthen their walk with God through intentional time and conversation," Cordes said, according to the announcement.
"Prime Time Walking and Talking with God" is available through Christian Faith Publishing’s website, as well as Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Google Play, and the Apple iTunes Store.
Studio CarryOnHarry sees the book’s real hook less in its devotional structure than in Cordes’s own biography — a school administrator turned longtime sports broadcaster is an unusual path to a faith book, and that range is likely what gives this one its voice.
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