Meeting God in Quiet Places: A Devotional Journey Through the English Cotswolds

by LaGard F. Smith; Glenda Rae; Max Lucado

Publisher:

Harvest House Publishers

, 2025

Overview

Renew Your Soul in the English Countryside

This new release of F. LaGard Smith’s beloved book Meeting God in Quiet Places provides 31 days of rich devotions and uplifting artwork that spring from the magnificent Cotswolds of England.

Drawing from his daily walks across rolling green hills dotted with sheep, cottages, and churches, LaGard shares faith-affirming reflections that will revitalize your spirit. This devotional journey will encourage you to
 

• make room for solitude and stillness in your life
• feed your soul by spending time outdoors in God’s creation
• discover the treasure of walking daily in faith

 
Meeting God in Quiet Places is sure to delight anyone in search of gentle refreshment in their walk with the Lord. As you stroll with LaGard through breathtaking pastoral countrysides and picturesque Cotswold villages, you’ll find the ordinary worries of life giving way to fresh perspectives and life-sustaining spiritual insights.

Product Details

• Title: Meeting God in Quiet Places: A Devotional Journey Through the English Cotswolds
• Authors: LaGard F. Smith, Glenda Rae, Max Lucado
• Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
• Print Publication Date: 2025
• Logos Release Date: 2025
• Pages: 256
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Ebook
• ISBNs: 9780736990929, 9780736990912, 0736990917, 0736990925
• Resource ID: LLS:9780736990929
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2025-04-23T00:13:10Z

About the Authors

F. LaGard Smith is the author of more than 35 books and is the compiler and narrator of The Daily Bible. While devoting a lifetime to Christian higher education, LaGard has spent much of his time each year writing in the bucolic Cotswolds of England.

Glenda Rae (1939-2020) has found worldwide appeal through her popular artistry, especially through her watercolors of the English countryside. Her work is shown in many of the finer galleries throughout the Cotswolds, as well as in the soft pencil sketches adorning this lovely book.