Think! Twice!

About this book

Think! Twice! Thought Of The DayThe second volume in the Think! series What do Peter Pan, a locksmith, a boxing legend's fall from grace, and a pregnancy test have in common? In the hands of Adonye Orumbie, they all become doorways into a deeper walk with Christ. Think! Twice! is a collection of 100 short, sharp "Thoughts", daily devotional reflections that find biblical truth hiding in plain sight: in a football match, a betrayal, a birthday, a bag of nuts and a hungry monkey, a Grand National steeplechase, an eviction notice, a game of chess. Each Thought takes something ordinary, a memory, a headline, a piece of pop culture, a hard conversation, and turns it over until the light of Scripture catches it. This is not a theological deep dive. It's an invitation. Written for the reader who wants to see Christ show up in the everyday, whether you're brand new to faith, still asking questions, or a long-time believer who wants your walk refreshed rather than lectured at. Think! Twice! is designed to be read however suits you: cover to cover, one a day, or dipped into at random. Numbered for easy reference, but never meant to be read in only one order. Some Thoughts are light and funny. Others sit with real weight, grief, depression, marriage strain, addiction, forgiveness, the ache of feeling forgotten. Adonye writes with the same honesty whether he's laughing at himself or confessing his own struggles, and that candour is what makes the book's encouragement land rather than preach. Nearly a decade in the making, Think! Twice! is the fruit of one man's determination to do what Barnabas, the New Testament's great encourager, did for others: to notice a person's gifts, name them, and gently insist they be used. This book exists because someone once told the author not to hide his. Now he's passing that nudge on to you. Whether you finish it in a month or return to it for years, one Thought at a time, the hope behind every page is simple: that something here will make you pause, think twice, and walk a little closer with the Lord because of it. A companion to Think! (Think! Thought Of The Day), the first book in the series.