Mothers of the Bible Speak to Mothers of Today

Product Description (from Amazon.com)

Challenges that mothers face day in and day out are not unique to this time, and modern-day moms have much wisdom to gain from true examples recorded in Scripture. In Mothers of the Bible Speak to Mothers of Today, readers meet ordinary women of their day who, by God’s incomparable grace, were used for extraordinary purposes. Readers will journey through the lives of such mothers— like Eve, Sarah, Hannah, Elizabeth, Salome, Mary, and others. Exploring heart issues like fear, discontentment, grief, and gratitude, readers will discover solutions through biblical models of prayer, sacrifice, and faithfulness. Each chapter ends with personal application and prayer.Beautifully designed, this book makes the perfect gift for a mother on any occasion.

About the Author (from Amazon.com)

Award-winning author Kathi Macias has written more than 17 books, including
Beyond Me, How Can I Run a Tight Ship When I’m Surrounded by Loose Cannons?,
the best-selling devotional A Moment a Day, and the popular “Matthews”
mystery novels. She has written commentary for Thomas Nelson’s Spirit-Filled
Life Bible (Student Edition) and was part of the devotional writing team for Zondervan’s
New Women’s Devotional Bible. She has ghostwritten for several prominent
individuals including Josh McDowell. Kathi has won many awards, including
the Angel Award from Excellence in Media, fiction awards from the San Diego
Christian Writers Guild, and the grand prize in an international writing contest.
A mother and grandmother, Kathi and her husband, Al, call California home.

MY REVIEW

This is a very nice bible study book. It would be great to work through on your own or with a group of moms. The book itself is very pretty and even the pages inside have little decorative flourishes on them making this an excellent gift book. The book is easy to read and follow and filled with lots of good biblical truth and encouragement for moms. Each chapter ends with questions for reflection which is helpful in personal processing or as a group discussion guide. I enjoy the author's down-to-earth, practical tone, non-guilt-inducing tone. She encourages moms without showing us just how much we suck :)

Here is the book trailer