Joe Thorn's book, Experiencing the Trinity, is a book that must on your shelf. It's theologically dense and a wonderful piece for a devotional. Joe takes God's attributes as seen through the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit and reminds you of who God is, His promises, what He's done, and is doing. It's both comforting and convicting for the soul; like an extended Psalm.

Personally, I really enjoyed this book because it's structured in a way that allows for it to be a quick read for the day, but then incorporates sections and chapters that force you to slow down and reflect; ultimately leading you to confession, repentance, and worship of God. My favorite section was on the Holy Spirit as it brought great encouragement and exhortation to my spirit (particularly in this season; as you're reading this I am currently on a brief sabbatical) as I look to gain a fresh sense of renewed strength. In essence, this book lends itself to draw its readers back to the foundation of the gospel of Christ Jesus: His grace and that we are (or should be) desperate for it.

"Take heart, the Spirit is working in you and slowly bringing you closer to Jesus. "

"The quickest way to stop grieving the Spirit is to be a person of repentance."

"The great hope of the Christian is the resurrection."

These are only a few examples from the book that, to me, gave comfort and conviction, encouragement, and brought me to worship of Christ. If you have time on your hands or are looking for a great source for a daily devotional, then I encourage you to read Experiencing the Trinity: The Grace of God for the People of God.