Sunday God Meets Monday Mom

There is something amazing and miraculous at work in Mary and Elizabeth's relationship in the Christmas story. Guest Cynthia Ruchti shares from Luke 1:41-42 to dig deeper into the ways God was at work in each of the women's lives as well as their unborn babies. Experience the wonder of this well-known story with Cynthia's wise insights from her new book, ⁠The Spirit of Christmas: Disco...

I love to be on time, but teaching my daughter discipline is more important. Likewise, God values who we are becoming more than any timeline of accomplishment we have in mind. Hebrews 12:5-11 teaches us more about what to expect when it comes to God's discipline. Want more devotions? - ⁠Pre-order the Sunday God Meets Monday Mom devotional now!⁠ (Releases April 7, 2026) - ⁠Subscribe to the youtube...

As the hurricane rolls in, each person has to decide to evacuate or ride out the storm. Jesus had a similar decision during His time on earth. Philippians 2 and John 10 give us insight into how He made His choice. Want more devotions? - ⁠Pre-order the Sunday God Meets Monday Mom devotional now!⁠ (Releases April 7, 2026) - ⁠Subscribe to the youtube channel⁠ - ⁠Get devotions in your inbox

What could be stronger than an oak tree? It turns out even a massive tree can be destroyed by something as small as an ant. James 3:1-2 teaches how vulnerable we all are to sin rotting our souls from the inside out. We can't ignore the signs. There is too much at stake. Want more devotions? - ⁠Pre-order the Sunday God Meets Monday Mom devotional now!⁠ (Releases April 7, 2026) - ⁠Subscribe to the y...

When I had a nightmare as a kid, I would wake up my mom for a hug, but waking her up was almost as frightening as my dream. Psalm 121 encourages us to approach God with anything because He is always ready and waiting to hear from us. Want more devotions? - ⁠Pre-order the Sunday God Meets Monday Mom devotional now!⁠ (Releases April 7, 2026) - ⁠Subscribe to the youtube channel⁠ - ⁠Get devotions in y...

I used to be a swing dance instructor, but having three young kids doesn't leave much room in the schedule for hitting the dance floor. Different seasons bring different roles and activities, and it can be difficult not to reminisce about "the good old days." 1 Peter 4:10-11 can help us navigate season changes in our spiritual lives as well. Serving God won't always look the same...

My toddler wants the car moving at all times. Stopping for red lights is just a waste of time! We also tend to value any movement over actual progress. Isaiah 40:31 can help us understand the kind of progress God has planned for us and how we can wait for it without getting impatient. Want more devotions? - ⁠Pre-order the Sunday God Meets Monday Mom devotional now!⁠ (Releases April 7, 2026) - ⁠Sub...

Sometimes an invisible barrier can be the most powerful. Let's see how Romans 5:16-17 can help us see how to overcome the barriers that keep us from drawing near to God. Want more devotions? - ⁠Pre-order the Sunday God Meets Monday Mom devotional now!⁠ (Releases April 7, 2026) - ⁠Subscribe to the youtube channel⁠ - ⁠Get devotions in your inbox

Baby number three entered the picture, and the stuff in our house became overwhelming. Something had to change, but freedom waited on the other side of tough decisions. Matthew 6:24-25 can help us make those same tough decisions about what needs to go in our spiritual lives. Want more devotions? - ⁠Pre-order the Sunday God Meets Monday Mom devotional now!⁠ (Releases April 7, 2026) - ⁠Subscribe to...

Motherhood can keep us looking down, but when we look up at the sky we remember God's power and goodness. Guest Pamela Henkelman uses Psalm 123:1-2 to remind us to look up to God for direction before we look down at our to-do lists. Connect with Pamela: Instagram Midlife Momma podcast Free guide: 10 Things Not to Say to Your Adult Child(And 5 Ways to Stop Yourself from Saying Them) Want more d...

How can we say yes in obedience to God when we don't feel qualified for the task? Kelda Laing Poynot uses Isaiah 41:10 to remind us we have nothing to fear because we aren't alone. Connect with Kelda: Website Check out her newest book for young men- Tribesmen: Circle of Elders Want more devotions? - ⁠⁠Pre-order the Sunday God Meets Monday Mom devotional now!⁠⁠ (Releases April 7, 2026) - ⁠⁠...

What is more scary for a kid than the first time to jump off the diving board at swim lessons? Guest Lori Hatcher uses Deuteronomy 33:27 to explore what it looks like to trust God. Connect with Lori Hatcher: Lori’s Website Lord, I Believe: 60 Devotions for Your Troubled Heart Moments with God for Couples Lori’s Devotional Books Lori on Facebook Lori on Instagram Want more devotions from Erin? - ⁠⁠...

We all know how it feels to be forgotten, wondering if we are loved. It is even worse when we realize we have made one of our kids feel that way. What a mom fail! Let's see what the story of Lazarus in John 11 can teach us about Jesus' reaction to feeling abandoned (it's not what you think!) He had a plan to abolish our separation from Him forever. Want more devotions? - ⁠Pre-order the...

I wanted to show my girls where I used to play as a child, but the current owners weren't too happy about it. Even though I knew and loved the property, I didn't own it. Matthew 7:21-23 teaches that not everyone who thinks they belong to Christ will enter heaven. What does it take to go all in for Jesus? Want more devotions? - ⁠Pre-order the Sunday God Meets Monday Mom devotional now!⁠ (Releases A...

I am sure I decluttered this item, so how is it back in my house? Sometimes things we got rid of find their way back in our physical lives and also in our spiritual lives. Psalm 103:11-12 shares a secret to leaving behind sin instead of rehearsing our past mistakes and wallowing in shame. Want more devotions? - ⁠Pre-order the Sunday God Meets Monday Mom devotional now!⁠ (Releases April 7, 2026) -...

My summer zinnias are a hot mess, but I can't pull them up just yet. What can Romans 8 teach us about surrender in seasons of failure and spent expectations? How does surrender give way to a beautiful new beginning? Want more devotions? - Pre-order the Sunday God Meets Monday Mom devotional now! (Releases April 7, 2026) - Subscribe to the youtube channel - Get devotions in your inbox

This is farewell for a little while. During 2024 I will be taking a Sabbath year, which means stepping away from producing. This also means free books for all of 2024 (or as free as i can make them). I have the link to the free ebook versions below and you will notice significant price drops on print copies through online retailers. Thank you for being a part of this community, and may you experie...

What does it take to have a flourishing life in Christ? It is the hidden, unseen, and private relationship with Christ that prepares us to face life's external battles. Let's see how a beautiful amaryllis can show us how to apply Psalm 1:1-3 in a way that impacts generations to come. Want more devotions? Sign up for new weekly devotion emails . Connect with Erin Greneaux! Website Instagram...

How can a smell be pleasant to one person and horrendous to another? 2 Corinthians 2:14-16 explains that when we show Christ to others, it will be life-giving to some and offensive to others. Our love can mean condemnation or the freedom and life! Want more devotions? Sign up for new ⁠weekly devotion emails⁠ . Connect with Erin Greneaux! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠...

Having a toddler in a wedding is always a risk, but a raging toddler spells disaster for the perfect day. Ephesians 4:26-27 gives great instruction for us in how to deal with anger. While reconciliation may be the last thing on our minds, leaving time between grudges gives Satan room to wreak havoc. Want more devotions? Sign up for new ⁠weekly devotion emails⁠ . Connect with Erin Greneaux! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠We...

What is your perspective on broken things? In Matthew 5:3-10 we learn that God pours blessing out on those who experience hardship. Not only does He restore what as destroyed, He uses our brokenness to allow us to work in new ways! Want more devotions? Sign up for new ⁠weekly devotion emails⁠ . Connect with Erin Greneaux! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Amazon Author...

Teaching my toddler to finish what she starts means waiting hours for her to finish eating dinner or watching her clean up her room at a sloth-like pace until the job is complete. Let's read Philippians 1:6 and Hebrews 12:11 to discover how God finishes the work that He begins in our lives. Want more devotions? Sign up for new ⁠weekly devotion emails⁠ . Connect with Erin Greneaux! ⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠...

My daughter wanted the perfect rainbow cake for her birthday, but one of the icing colors wasn't up to her standards. Let's see what Isaiah 55:8-9, Proverbs 16:1, and Proverbs 16:9 can teach us about how to react when our plans don't match God's. Want more devotions? Sign up for new ⁠weekly devotion emails⁠ . Connect with Erin Greneaux! ⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Faceboo...

What does it look like to spend raw, unfiltered time with God? Guest Susan Park uses Mark 1:35 and Matthew 14:23 to show how Jesus' relationship with God can help us experience a deep connection with our Heavenly Father. Susan Park is a Korean-American Christian writer. She loves to encourage God’s women with words of hope and joy. She is passionate about how we can co-create with God in our c...

If you could have any superpower, what would it be? As moms, we feel the need for many superpowers to meet the daily demands. Guest Marnie Hammar uses Ephesians 3:16-17 to remind us that our best superpower is one that allows us to grow down into God's love and rely on His unfailing presence in our lives. Marnie Hammar writes about how freedom isn’t found in being perfect, but in knowing God d...