Right or Almost Right?

Right or Almost Right? is a 52-week Christian devotional built around a demanding question: can we recognize the difference between a faithful response and one that merely sounds spiritual? The book treats discernment as a capacity developed through repeated practice. Its 260 readings offer five days of training each week, with space to rest, catch up, reflect, and discuss what is being learned with other people.

After an orientation week, the devotional follows the nine seasons of the Kingdom of God. It considers refinement, repentance, revival, reformation, recalculation, revolution, release, reward, and repeat through the decisions believers face in daily life. The weekly subjects include diagnosing a storm, permission to have a process, becoming hungry for God's presence, discerning deceptive teaching, forgiveness, stewardship, and spiritual fatherhood. Renewing the mind connects these subjects: readers are invited to examine the assumptions shaping their choices.

Each day includes Scripture, a short reading, a comparison between an almost-right response and a right response, a memorable proverb, and a question and prayer for the road. Stories and movie scenes serve as illustrations to be tested against the Bible. The book explains that a film does not carry scriptural authority and that every detail does not need a spiritual interpretation. The purpose is to recognize a biblical pattern and respond faithfully when it appears in real life.

Weekly Together pages make this discernment devotional suitable for conversation with a spouse, a friend, or a small group. The Boy Who Pushes the Plow encourages readers to search Scripture and test the teaching rather than simply accept the author's conclusions. The complete free PDF is available to read or download without an email address, allowing readers to begin the year of study at their own pace.