Spiritual Lessons from a Dopey Dog
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Are there lessons to gain from the joys, trials, and surprises we experience with our beloved canine friends? Absolutely! Take a moment each day and enjoy the lighthearted, entertaining accounts of Roscoe, Cosmo, and Trixie told by Kathy Singh. Within each chapter awaits the opportunity for reflection through “Something to Chew On,” a guided prayer, and additional Bible verses in “Bonus Treats.”
Rebekah Singh brings the stories to life in her fun and masterful illustrations sprinkled throughout the book.
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Enjoy it alone, or multiply the fun by reading together with family and friends. You are bound to relate to the stories shared and the lessons learned from this fun doggie trio. If you love dogs, this is the devotional for you.
A Special Project
This work was a special project for the mother-daughter team of Kathy and Rebekah Singh.
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The Artist's Touch
All of the artwork, from the lifelike illustrations to the detailed icons, was drawn by Rebekah. The paw prints throughout the book are especially meaningful because they are from Trixie's actual prints.
Rebekah and Kathy Singh enjoying their first book signing at Cornerstone Christian Supply, Cheyenne, Wyoming
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The mind of man plans his way, But the Lord directs his steps.
Proverbs 16:9 (NASB)
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Truth be told: one might rightly suspect our visit to the Cheyenne Animal Shelter was simply devised to entertain the kids on that dreary spring break day. Yes, I may have been thinking: “Score! Free petting zoo!"
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It seemed like a great idea at the time. Pet the dogs, have some fun, and call it a day. The kids would be happy, and I’d get “Cool Mom” points. With two crazy dogs already at home, I didn't intend to adopt that day. I never pictured walking out with a big, rambunctious pup. So much for my plan: God had another.
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In 33 easy-to-read daily devotions, Spiritual Lessons from a Dopey Dog tells the lighthearted tales of Roscoe, Cosmo, and Trixie. Roscoe is a nine-month-old Shepherd-Husky pup when he joins the pack. His ways are odd and amusing. One moment racing through the yard with a bucket on his head, and the next, he is busting through the chain-link fence. He has the odd habit of climbing on top of the dog house when it rains, and he escapes the yard every chance he gets. You never know what to expect from him next. Each story unpacks practical lessons and spiritual applications to make this a fun devotional for the entire family.
Inspired by life with this doggie trio...
An open window seems like an invitation to come in.
"I'm here for you."
Cosmo and Trixie, sisters from the same litter.
An open window seems like an invitation to come in.