Ordinary Mom Extraordinary God
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Busy moms need a touch from Jesus. They need a resource that will help them have a closer relationship with Him. This book is a devotional aimed at the deeper issues of the heart and one that will provide a soothing respite amid chaos. Think of it as Oswald Chambers meets Busy Housewife. Writer, speaker, and stay-at-home mom Mary Demuth creatively focuses on the gift of motherhood as she considers: resting quietly in the Lord, even on crazy-busy days; being thankful for the duties as well as the joys of being a mom; offering God a heart to prune so that it can continue to bear good fruit. Personal stories integrated with scriptural truth and probing prayers will help everyday stay-at-home moms remain connected to the most amazing and extraordinary Parent of all parents.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736915007
ISBN10: 0736915001
Mary DeMuth
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2005
Publisher: Lightning Source – Print On Demand
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