The Spirit of God Illustrated Bible Book Review
by Heather Bock I regularly read the Bible to my six-year-old son, and since he’s not quite ready for the NIrV yet, I read him children’s story Bibles. Story Bibles
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Confessions of an Adoptive Parent by Mike Berry Book Review
by Heather Bock Don’t miss a chance to win a copy of this book: read down to the end! I received the opportunity to read and review this book in
Courageous Women of the Bible by Latan Roland Murphy Book Review
by Heather Bock Read to the end to see how you can win a copy of this book yourself! I don’t consider myself to be a very fearful woman, but
Review of Quiet My Soul by Juliana Boudreaux
by Heather Bock I have a short review today of a short devotional written by Juliana Boudreaux called Quiet My Soul: Devotionals for the Single Mom. Now, I am not
The Circle Maker by Mark Batterson Book Review
by Heather Bock When I first started reading The Circle Maker by Mark Batterson, I was taken aback. In fact, my mind filled with doubt. Batterson begins with a chapter called “The
Three Steps to Conquer the Chaos of Christmastime
by Heather Bock I am very busy. I homeschool three young children, teach at my homeschool community once a week, help lead a community group at church with my husband,
Talking to Jesus: A Fresh Perspective on Prayer by Jeannie Blackmer Book Review
by Heather Bock Do you want to talk to Jesus as if He were a friend? Do you want to talk to Him like He’s standing right in front of
Loved Baby by Sarah Philpott Book Review
by Heather Bock Almost eleven years ago, my firstborn was born into Heaven at nine weeks gestation. I’ll never forget our kind doctor telling us after testing my hormone levels
{Why} Motherhood Matters by September McCarthy Book Review
by Heather Bock “Motherhood may disappoint you if you are unsure of your purpose,” writes September McCarthy in her book {Why} Motherhood Matters (p. 10). As I mother my three children,
Hope Prevails by Dr. Michelle Bengtson Book Review
by Heather Bock “I don’t ever want to go through anything that painful again. Honestly, I wouldn’t voluntarily choose to endure such pain, nor would I wish it on anyone.