10-Minute Time Outs for Moms

by Grace Fox

This gathering of insightful devotions from author and mother Grace Fox will empower women to communicate with God throughout their day. Grace's homespun stories and Scripture-based prayers provide the inspiration and practical guidance busy moms need to maintain a vital connection with God. Grace leads women to a quiet corner, a sanctuary where their spiritual journey is strengthened by remarkable truths. New mothers and moms raising children of any age will find refreshment and comfort among these welcoming pages as they spend each time-out wrapped in their Father's love.

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

About the author

I'm the author of 16 books including "Names of God: Living Unafraid," "Names of God: Knowing Peace," and "Names of God: Growing Strong."

Several of my books have won awards. The most recent was "Names of God: Living Unafraid," which won the Christian Editor's Choice Award 2025.

I'm a regular contributor to "Mornings with Jesus," an annual 365-day devotional published by Guideposts. I'm also on the First 5 writing team for Proverbs 31 Ministries.

Reviews

[Rachael]

No, I'm not a teen mom; but I feel this book would be great for young women. I also feel that this little 10 Minute devotional would be great for new believers in Jesus Christ!
It's quick, and not too extremely deep. Which is why I think it would be great for new children of God. I personally like really indepth devotions; where it can make you cry and change your life, and your walk with God, in that moment. There are little prewritten prayers that have blank lines to put someone's name in it-which I really do not like. In my opinion, prayers should come from our own hearts, not from someone elses. However the scriptures come right from the Word, and don't scramble them up. The "One More Peek"'s are great! I enjoy how it's organized-starting with scripture and then a prayer.
But in all, I think this is a sweet book so far.

[Sarom]

Moms....we all need a break now and than from our kids, this is a good book to read when you actually do need a time out.