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Praying the Scriptures for Your Marriage Prayer Calendar
Praying the Scriptures for Your Life Prayer Calendar
20th Anniversary Edition Study Guide
Coloring Pages
Bedside Prayer Cards
Lunchbox Cards
31 Days of Prayer for Children Calendar
31 Days of Prayer for Teens Calendar
31 Days of Prayer for Adult Children Calendar
Don’t Mom Alone Podcast – Praying the Scriptures
There is not a need we will face in parenting that God has not already anticipated—and provided for—in his Word. Join host Heather MacFadyen and me on the Don’t Mom Alone podcast as we talk about God’s faithfulness to our families. (And buckle up cuz this one’s got Scripture galore…and it’s all in the show notes!)
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Proverbs 31 Ministries – The Power of Praying the Scriptures
If you could ask God to do anything for your family, what would it be? That’s the question that launched the Praying the Scriptures book series—and the more we tether our prayers to God’s promises, the more our requests will line up with what God already wants to do!
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FOX News – The most incredible Christmas mistake I ever made
Sometimes even the most lavish, creative, or well-intentioned presents can fall flat, but there’s one gift we can give our children that’s always a winner! (And P.S., it won’t break the bank!)
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Focus on the Family – Trusting God With Your Adult Child
Jodie shares stories about praying about her son’s anger issues, how a friend learned to love her cohabitating daughter rather than condemn her, and what it means to grow your own faith despite whatever lifestyle choices your adult kids make.
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31 Days of Praise, by Ruth Myers
Praise shifts our perspective, even in the midst of life’s most painful or discouraging seasons. With a strong foundation in Scripture, each day’s devotion opens a new door to adoration, gently leading us into the awesome and loving presence of God.
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A Mother’s Heart, by Jean Fleming
This classic was my go-to parenting book for years! With wisdom and tenderness, Fleming helps us recognize and appreciate how our children are wired, identifying traits and values that matter as we discover what our role is as a mom (and what stuff is best left to God).
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Joy in the Morning, by P.G. Wodehouse
P.G. Wodehouse has been called “the greatest comic writer ever.” I love ALL of his books, but Joy in the Morning (with its nod to Psalm 30:5) just might be my favorite. Not yet a Wodehouse fan? Think Downton Abbey, only wittier and a lot more redeeming!
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Unseen, by Sara Hagerty
Sara Hagerty is perhaps the most exquisite and insightful author writing today. She invites us to experience God in the most honest and tender of ways, knowing that he sees us—and loves us—even in the mundane “middle minutes” of our lives.
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Mom Set Free, by Jeannie Cunnion
In a culture that puts untold pressure on moms to “be perfect,” Jeannie Cunnion empowers us to push back. Blending biblical insights and personal stories, Jeannie explains how we can breathe deeper, walk lighter, and reclaim the joy of being a parent.
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To Be Where You Are, by Jan Karon
If you’ve not yet met Father Tim and the whole Mitford cast, you are in for a treat! I am savoring the simple joys in Jan Karon’s latest release (but if you’re new to the series, don’t jump in here. Throw a log on the fire and get yourself a copy of At Home in Mitford).
