Matt Searles

When suffering hits, prayer can become all but impossible. Thankfully in the Psalms, God gives us words to pray when our own words fail.

Tumbling Sky by Matt Searles is a poetic and heartfelt devotional available now as a convenient eBook. Featuring 34 reflective meditations inspired by the Psalms, this digital edition offers spiritual encouragement and comfort for Christians facing life's ups and downs.

Perfect for on-the-go reading, the Tumbling Sky eBook allows you to dive into moments of grace, doubt, hope, and faith anytime and anywhere—right on your preferred device. Whether for personal devotion, quiet reflection, or group study, this eBook is designed to deepen your connection with God through the timeless wisdom of the Psalms.

Experience a poetic journey through the Psalms that nurtures your soul wherever you are with the Tumbling Sky eBook.

Ideal for: Daily devotional, spiritual growth, gifting digital books

Title

Tumbling Sky
Author(s)

Matt Searles
Series

Tumbling Sky
ISBN

9781911272915
Format

eBook
Publisher

10Publishing
Topic

Life's Challenges
Bible Book

Psalms
Audience

Adults
Pages

80
Published

11/01/2017

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After a number of years as a church pastor, Matt Searles has spent the past 10 years in theological training, most recently as head of Biblical Studies at a Bible College. His doctorate is in Biblical Theology, and he loves helping Christians get to know the storyline of the Bible, so as to know Christ and his salvation better.

He has written many books of devotions on the Psalms, Isaiah and Matthew’s Gospel and is also a songwriter, including recording six albums of Psalms set to music. He lives with his family in Cumbria. Matt is passionate about helping people engage with God’s word, so that they may delight in Christ more.

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"As you read you’ll be filled with a fresh appreciation for how well God knows your weaknesses, challenges, and trials."

- Bob Kauflin, Director of Sovereign Grace Music

"Insightful, honest and wholly Christ-centred, these Psalm devotions shine the light of God’s truth and grace into some of the darkest corners of our emotions."

- Sarah Collins, author of Dealing With Depression

Overall rating

5.0 based on 1 review

Beautiful

This short new devotional book on the Psalms from Matt Searles is wonderfully honest, biblically potent and deeply pastoral. It is not triumphalist superficiality to ‘propel’ you into your day, but 34 devotions rooted in reality where the full gambit of human experience is acknowledged. These devotions constantly nudge the reader to take a wider, longer view of present trials in light of the sovereign and faithful God revealed in his Word. There is an accompanying album which ponders and portrays similar themes. The two together make for a very enriching devotional experience. The real strength of the book is the pace at which Matt guides the reader gently through the verses in question. It is meticulous without being monotonous, incisive without being exhaustive. In an age where so much devotional material is about breadth, covering great chunks of material in as few sittings as possible, the relaxed and reflective style in Tumbling Sky is deeply refreshing to the soul. There is also the advantage of each devotion having one resonant and overarching idea that sticks and reverberates throughout the day. These daily devotions are digestible, a couple of pages each (including the text) meaning that people in the depths of the experiences described are given every chance of benefiting from their counsel. There is also an incremental ascent in these devotions, almost imperceptible at the beginning but by devotion 34 you look back as on a mountain trek and marvel at how far you have come as you peer back to the valley below. Particular highlights for me were the 4 devotions in Psalm 13 and the 3 devotions in Psalm 46. This book made me pause for thought and ruminate on the richness and realness of the language. I would definitely recommend this book to someone who had grown a bit stale in their devotional life, it is a different kind of devotion to most, slow and saturated.It is also particularly pertinent to people in the midst of trials, struggles, doubts and despair. It is very real and pastorally very sensitive and helpful. I think Matt through experience has written a real gem in this beautiful little volume.