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Momma Moments with God - Sharon Jaynes


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    Mamma friend, you need a break!

    From newborn days through the teen years, mothering is a rewarding, but sometimes lonely, calling. Moms struggle with discouragement, disappointment, and disillusionment along the journey. The short, daily doses of biblical wisdom and sisterly camaraderie in Momma Moments with God encourage moms to find strength from their heavenly Father, knowing she’s not alone.

    In these 90 heartwarming devotions, Sharon Jaynes shares highly relatable stories–momma moments–from her own life, as well as Bible verses, prayers, reflection questions, and journaling pages. Every day invites a time to pause and focus on a parenting theme such as relying on God, receiving and offering grace, and readjusting to courageously move into a new season.

    An ideal gift for baby showers, adoption parties, or for any mom who needs to know she is never alone in her parenting struggles, Momma Moments with God brings moms back to God’s Word alongside someone who understands.

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