Amy bretall’s Books
Grow your faith in the everyday
In Plain Sight: Faith Is In The Everyday
Artfully designed full color photo-based devotional. Amy’s photos in this book have been externally recognized and featured in multiple venues.
- Over 50 unique, original color photos of everyday crosses (those formed in the unformed) to help you discover the power and grow your faith in everyday surroundings.
- Photos full of awe to inspire your faith.
- Devotions with inspirational messages of hope, faith and love to deepen your faith.
- Amy sees beauty in the often overlooked and forgotten, reminding us of a higher power, specifically the presence of God.
- Available in soft and hardcover both with full color printing.
- Hardcover has premium printing for an extra punch of color!
- Amy’s photo in this book have been recognized and featured in multiple venues.
Sights of Faith: The Cross and Clouds
Amy’s second photo-based full color devotional includes additional writing to deepen your faith, connect you to the spiritual significance of clouds, and help you learn the tests of faith in your life.
- Gain a deeper relationship with God through a graceful blend of divine imagery with heartfelt words of devotion.
- Through a filter of crosses and clouds, Sights of Faith takes readers on a visually-stunning journey of contemplation and self-discovery.
- Includes an index of cloud Bible verses for reference to help you go deeper.
- Devotions to help you grow closer to God.
- Learn about the tests of faith and how to apply them to your life.
- Available in soft and hardcover, both with full color printing.
- Hardcover has premium printing for an extra punch of color!
Why Are Coffee Table Books a Thing?
“Perhaps part of the reason why coffee table books continue to appeal to us is that their contents often awaken the emotion of awe. They’re often full of stunning and impressive imagery, so it’s no mystery why awe feels good to us. There are all sorts of positive social repercussions from feeling awe, like having positive feelings toward others, inspiring curiosity, improving our cognitive performance, or encouraging a more creative solution.”
– Architecture Digest
