Released in the UK September 2007
Released in the US November 2007
Trade paperback | 128 Pages
9781845502744 • £7.99 $12.99
BISAC – REL006110
Mothers today are told that they "can have it all", yet there is very little time devoted in glossy magazines for developing a spiritual side to that busy life.
It is hard growing up in a society that thinks that spirituality can be satisfied with an expensive holiday, a great wardrobe and lots and lots of stuff!
Laura Martin knows what it is to be busy but she also knows that true achievement only happens when our lives are in balance.
By reading through these reflections each day you, too, can discover that some of life's answers are not what you expect them to be!
Each daily meditation includes other Scripture texts for further reading and reflective points to invigorate your day.
Laura Martin
Laura Martin is married to Bryan who is pastor of River City Bible Church, in Hamilton, New Zealand. They have also served in pastoral ministry in the UK. They have five wonderful children, a crazy spaniel and a mischievous cat.
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"How can a mother be busy and godly? By being rooted in the Word of God, and by praying through the different challenges and pressures daily life brings. Laura Martin provides one month of daily devotions, based on thirty character traits to be sought after by Christian mothers. Each is based on just one verse, but there are further texts for study and questions for reflection. Laura writes from her own experience as a busy mum, and this book would make an ideal gift for young mothers in your church."
"...uses real-life situations to get the reader to think about how she can become closer to God in everyday life, whatever her job - be it a stay-at-home mum or a brain surgeon! Short chapters make it easy to read. I was particularly challenged by ‘The mother who..disciples', as it made me stop and think of how I was chosen by God to be a mother and how important it is for me to invest in the precious lives of our children."