Each entry has a verse at the top, followed by excerpts from a few of Weaver's books, including the one I'd previously read and have enjoyed far more this time around, then closes with a passage of scripture to look up on your own and something to reflect on. There's also a reading plan in the back of the book that will get you through the entire Bible in one year, moving around in such a way that you don't get bored and allowing a few days each month to catch up if you're behind or take a break if you're on track. Can't start on January 1st? She also gives you a link that will allow you to choose your own start date. I've never completed a one year reading plan, primarily because they bore me pretty quickly, but I think the one she uses is one I'd stick with and I plan on giving it a try in the upcoming year.
Other than my mom's 1970's copy of Streams in the Desert, I don't use dated devotional books. This one, though, has encouraged and challenged me all year long and I will definitely pull it off my shelf again in upcoming years,
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