15 Books Christian Moms Need for Mother’s Day

Lisa Ehrman

Lisa has been blogging since 2013, and loves sharing resources and ideas for living a simple life. To get free printables, bonus words, and more - sign up for the newsletter.

27 Responses

  1. Cathy French says:

    If I win I would choose the gift card for groceries.

  2. Molli Taylor says:

    i love this list, i often don’t pick up new books because I can’t take any more triggering stuff right now!

  3. Crystal says:

    Thank You for the giveaway. Love this site and giveaways are just a big perk.
    Have a good Mother’s Day
    Hope I Win

  4. Maureen says:

    Though not a mother myself I have numerous family members that are. My own mother loves to read and so do my sisters and sil.

  5. Great list of books, happy Mother’s day.

  6. The book list is impressive.

  7. Mel Borhi says:

    Great mothersday giveaway lots of gift ideas on here. Happy mothersday.

  8. thomas rusinak says:

    It will be a grand mother’s day if I win or not!!

  9. Jessica C says:

    Thank you so much for sharing this, I am a mom of 2 and would love this so much!

  10. Cali W. says:

    My mom loves Christian books. Great list and giveaway. ๐Ÿ™‚

  11. Jenn says:

    Skimming through these titles are even making me emotional. Christian books would be a touching gift for all.

  12. Rhonda Tenderholt says:

    I still need to finish reading Power of a Praying parent. I’m not much of a reader, unfortunately, and bought this book when my 2 boys were younger. Now they are 19 and 21. The book is still relevant, now to go find it! Thank you for the giveaway.

  13. Terri says:

    I’m still pondering which card I would most enjoy, but in the meantime, I’ve revisited some resources I hadn’t thought about in a while and discovered some that were new to me.

  14. Jon Heil says:

    Thanks for the chance and happy 2021!

  15. Debbie P says:

    Happy Mother’s Day!

  16. Christy DuBois says:

    I have read some of the books you listed. One that stood out to me that I read while I was pregnant was The Gift and I canโ€™t remember who wrote it. It was biblically based about the gift of a child. It stuck with me.
    You described some of the stages so accurately. Today I enjoy reading all types books except most sci fi and some biographies are kinda boring depending. Thanks for the generous giveaway.

  17. Megan Allen says:

    Mothering is the hardest job with the most benefits! As I read about you reading the different books as your children grew..it sounds as if I am reading my own story! I hope all of the momas out there have an amazing Mothers day!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.