From this best-selling author comes a 52-week devotional guide designed to help busy but spiritually-hungry women carve out time each week for God.
The Busy Mom’s Devotional makes a vibrant, growing relationship with God seem do-able, and shows that the life-lessons Christ taught to a handful of fishermen are just as applicable to moms driving minivans and making corporate decisions.
In the time it takes to empty an e-mail inbox or drive a child to soccer practice, Lisa T. Bergren draws harried women God-ward with 10-minute devotions including Scripture, real life illustrations, and reflective questions to think on through the day and week.
Using this heartfelt, insightful guide, readers can begin the lifetime habit of devotion, even when time is at a premium.
Lisa Tawn Bergren is the best-selling, award-winning author of over 60 books, with more than 4.5 million copies sold. She recently released The Sugar Baron's Daughters Series (KETURAH, VERITY and SELAH), and recently finished a teen series called Remnants (SEASON OF WONDER, SEASON OF FIRE, and SEASON OF GLORY). She's also written the River of Time Series (WATERFALL, CASCADE, TORRENT, BOURNE & TRIBUTARY, DELUGE) and The Grand Tour Series (GLAMOROUS ILLUSIONS, GRAVE CONSEQUENCES, GLITTERING PROMISES), time-slip romance duology called River of Time: California (THREE WISHES and FOUR WINDS), and some contemporary romances (ONCE UPON A MONTANA SUMMER and ONCE UPON AN IRISH SUMMER are the newest releases).
Lisa’s time is split between managing home base, writing, consulting and helping Tim with his business. Her husband Tim is a sculptor of ducks-out-of-fenceposts (RMRustic.com), graphic designer and musician. They have three big kids–Olivia (who just got married), Emma (who is about to get married) and Jack (who is a junior in high school).
The Bergrens make their home in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
It took me over a year to get through these daily devotionals. About halfway, my husband joined me. Especially on challenging days, they gave us just enough fuel to reset or minds and hearts.
It was helpful and enjoyed. I especially like the references to Eugene Petersons work.
I’ve been reading this devotional since February. I intended to finish by mid-April to give it to a visiting friend...but then travel was banned and I lost my mojo. That doesn’t take away from this devotional at all because I actually really enjoyed the format and how she encourages one to jot down notes so you empty your mind. I didn’t write in the actual book but it forced me to consider the things weighing on my mind. I’m now glad to have finished and rated it 4⭐️
(Devotional - Motherhood) Well, I need a lot more time than 10 minutes a week of quiet time where I can pray and journal to get through life, so I don't condone the 10 minutes a week thing. I did enjoy this devotional though. I read it when I was a very new mama on maternity leave and it helped me see past the crazy newborn stage and envision life and motherhood as my baby grows.