It’s Here! The God That David Knew Is Now Available

Dear friends,

Yesterday I promised to send you the link when my new devotional became available. Today, I’m grateful to share it with you!

The God That David Knew: 365 Attributes of God from the Book of Psalms is now available in paperback and Kindle.

As I shared with you, this book began with a three-month deep dive into all 150 Psalms, identifying every attribute ascribed to God.

But it became much more than a study. It became an incredible encounter with God revealing Himself through His Word.

As I read, I began to see His character, His heart, and His love in ways that captured my attention and changed my life. I kept thinking, David knew something about God that I want to know.

There was an intimacy in the way David knew God that drew me deeper. I began to wonder whether anywhere else in Scripture offered such a rich concentration of God revealing who He is.

What began as fascination became a life-changing journey. And that journey became this book—two years in the making.

I wrote it because I wanted to share that encounter with you.

I believe the most important thing in your life is what you believe about God—and what you believe God believes about you. My prayer is that these 365 daily readings will help you discover who God says He really is, recognize His heart toward you, and draw closer to Him through His Word.

May I also ask for your help getting the word out?

If you choose to get a copy, I would love to hear what you think as you begin reading. Once you’ve spent some time with the devotional, would you consider leaving an honest review on Amazon? Your perspective can help other readers decide whether this book is right for them.

And if someone comes to mind who would welcome a daily invitation to know God more deeply, please share this message with them.

Thank you for letting me share something that has meant so much to me. My prayer is that these encounters in the Psalms will become deeply personal encounters with God for you, too.

With gratitude,
Greg Mauro