Resources

The Messy Life of Parenting

Messy Journey
Did you do everything “right” and your young adult child still wandered away from from faith or family values. If you need (or your friend needs) some encouragement or support pick up Messy Journey. Hope, healing, and help are found in these pages.

Raising Little Kids with Big Love

Raising Big Kids with Supernatural Love
Got teens? Got a tween? You need this book. Scour the index for the issues you may be facing attitude, anger, stealing, lying, dating, driving, eating disorders and more.

Empowered Parents

Mama Needs A Time Out: Daily Getaways for A Mom's Soul

I CALL HIM BY NAME: A GUIDED BIBLE STUDY AND JOURNAL

Let’s Talk About Prayer
Motherhood has a way of bringing moms to their knees. Authors and moms, Heather Riggleman and Julie Sanders, two women from different decades and backgrounds, share a passion for prayer. In their book, Let’s Talk about Prayer, they discuss how to make prayer work in the trenches of family life. No matter if your prayer life is barely breathing, just getting started, or thirsting for more, if you are a mom who is passionate about prayer, this book is for you.

Bold Truths Prayer Journal: A 90 Day Guide to S.O.A.P. God's Word For Women
This engaging prayer journal is creative way for you to experience the power of prayer and get to know who God truly is more fully. This journal can be used in tandem with any Bible study or current daily scripture reading App. The format is the four step S.O.A.P. method for self-reflection and God-connection. This journal is to be used as a tool to deepen your study experience and help you apply scripture to your life.

The ABCs of Praying for Students Devotional

Expectant
As her body, schedule, and relationships change, a mom-to-be craves more than just chocolate. Expectant delivers forty inspirational devotions that offer truth to transform the expectant mom’s heart and practical wisdom to help navigate her changing relationships. Author Julie Sanders helps prepare the new mom for her new normal and encourages her to be the mom she wants to be while focusing on her baby, herself, and other grown-ups. Questions are included to guide conversations with a partner or a small group.

Known By His Names

Fledge: Launching Your Kids Without Losing Your Mind
Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.
1 Thessalonians 5:11