Thirty Days Of Bible Study For Busy Mamas: Colossians 3

Thirty Days Of Bible Study For Busy Mama: Colossians 3 by Pam Forster is geared toward busy moms. As a mom of four myself, it was definitely right up my alley! I was a bit skeptical of how any type of Bible study could be squeezed into five minutes, but Pam made a believer out of me! This Bible study is beautifully packaged and includes a foreward, 30 five minute devotionals, and four appendices with lots of helpful tips on studying the Bible as a busy mom. Basically, you read the entire book of Colossians for context, then Colossians 3 every day for the other days, focusing on different ideas and passages each day. I found this method of study very useful and definitely learned a lot that I had never really "seen" before in just basic Bible reading. I feel more equipped to truly dig in to the Bible now that I have learned more tips and techniques from this book. I highly recommend this Bible study. It will help you with your walk with God, and in just five minute chunks per day, there's no excuse not to study your Bible every day! You can pick up this book from Amazon at this link: http://www.amazon.com/Thirty-Days-Bible-Study-Mamas/dp/1891206486/ref=pd_rhf_cr_p_imgnr_3 I received a copy of this book from BookCrash in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.

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