Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Any Christian books or websites that you could recommend...

Since I posted some tips, verses, and books on having a Christian home, I was curious what books or websites you would recommend for a Christian Mom. How have they impacted your life? Comment away.

3 comments:

  1. Child Training Tips by Reb Bradley
    Shepherding a Child's Heart by Tedd Tripp
    Power of a Praying Parent by Stormie Omartian
    Honor Your Father and Mother by Pam Forster (Doorposts.com)
    Lies Homeschool Moms Believe & Homeschooling but Still Married by Todd Wilson (familymanweb.com) - these books are good for any mom, not just homeschoolers.
    The Greatest Mom Ever by Terri Camp
    Wise Words for Moms by Ginger Plowman
    Stepping Heavenward by Elizabeth Prentiss
    I also love the 21 Rules. They also have 2 called Rules for Young Friends & Uncommon Courtesy for Kids
    Awesome books to read with your kids are The Princess and the Kiss & The Squire and the Scroll by Jennie Bishop (jenniebishop.com)
    Also, website: raisinggodlytomatoes.com

    If I think of more, I'll let you know.

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  2. What great info, I can't wait to check out what everyone suggests!

    Dare to Discipline, by. Dr. Dobson
    A Woman after God's Own Heart,
    & A Woman's High Calling, by Elizabeth George
    Traveling Light, Max Lucado (this isn't specifically for moms, but its great with leaving stress, worry, etc. at God's feet - Psalm 23)
    The Organized Homeschooler, Vicki Caruana (I checked out from the library, more than just homeschooling).
    I go to livingproof to hear Beth Moore's little 2 minute radio bit, which is great for a quick morning inspiration (you gotta hear/see Beth to love her) - and receive weekly devotionals from maxlucado.com

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  3. I am currently reading "Blue Like Jazz" written by a friend of mine, which reminds me I want to blog about that. LOVE IT!

    I love all of Lisa Welchel's stuff, especially Creative Correction.

    LOVE, Fellowship Church.com...can listen to Ed's weekly sermons on there and sign up for podcasts.

    I have to admit I don't read much nor do I web surf much. Just don't have time. Wish I did!

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