Being a mom is full of joys, but we also feel the weight of making a million life-altering decisions. Making the best choices for each of our children is complicated, and the issues are rarely as black and white as we'd like. What is best for your friend's kids may not work for yours. Dannah walks with you as a friend, offering guidance and discernment to help you find your own soul-healing answers. - Barbara Rainey cofounder of FamilyLife
This book is a gift to mothers. As we parent, questions surface that launch us into a desperate search for wisdom. On these pages, Dannah shows us how to find that wisdom and direction for some of the toughest issues we face. - Jill Savage
CEO of Hearts at Home, author of No More Perfect Moms
I'm a conscientious objector to the mommy wars-but that doesn't mean I don't want answers. As I seek to grow my brood of boys into godly men, I feel desperate for direction. That's why I'm grateful for Dannah's book. In a tone that models Titus 2 and communicates, "I've been there" instead of "You shouldÂ…" Dannah tackles both the practical and spiritual elements of motherhood. Moms everywhere, wave your white flags and grab this book! - Erin Davis author and speaker, editor of liesyoungwomenbelieve.com
God has given Dannah the gift of going deep into women's hearts while being honest with her own struggles. There is no simple formula for motherhood, but this book offers hope and help to real moms-women who are far from perfect but who are doing the best they can to glorify God through their motherhood. I love how Dannah offers the grace of Christ in every chapter and draws women to prayer and surrender of their children as they wait in Him. You must read this book! - Patricia Saladin, Aviva Nuestros Corazones (Enliven Our Hearts)
As Christians, we need to be governed by God's Word and guided by His Spirit. But many times it is difficult to hear His direction amid so many well-intended voices. Being a wife and a mother is difficult, and too often we seek our identity in these roles, causing us to attempt to fit into molds that others create for us. Dannah, in her fresh, direct, biblically insightful, and compassionate way, leads women out of the confusion and into God's heart to seek His best for their families. - Laura Gonzalez. Aviva Nuestros Corazones (Enliven Our Hearts)
