Mothering with Spiritual Power: Book of Mormon Inspirations for Raising a Righteous Family

by Debra Sansing Woods

Book Overview

Mothering with Spiritual Power is an eloquent and heartfelt book that speaks to mothers of the sacred nature of motherhood and the awesome spiritual power available to them through the gospel of Jesus... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1599550598
• ISBN13: 9781599550596
• Release Date: September 2007
• Publisher: Cfi
• Length: 144 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Great book on Mothering

Love how the author takes scriptures and tailors them to mothering. Really uplifting and inspiring book to encourage mothers in raising their children by partnering with the Lord (the great Creator of all).

Expert scripture application!

Sometimes it's hard to know how to apply scriptures to our lives. But this is a book that does it so well. Not only do you receive the treasure of Debra Woods' many scriptural insights but you also learn how to apply new passages yourself just by seeing how it's done. I especially enjoyed the author's insights about prioritizing. She made me realize that I don't have to worry so much about making it through my to do list. Instead, by following King Benjamin's advice to do things in wisdom and order, I could instead just focus on meeting my childrens' emotional, spiritual, and physical needs for nurturing and the rest would take care of itself. It's easy to get things exactly backwards--crowding out the essential for the urgent. Debra Woods truly has a gift of bringing clarity and insight to everyday problems through her writing and experiences. I highly recommend this book for anyone in any stage of mothering, even grandmothers.

Great book for any woman - even if you're not a mom

I originally purchased Mothering with Spiritual Power because I wanted to support the author. I didn't think I would really identify with the book since I'm not a mom; however, I was pleasantly surprised to find that there was something that I could identify with in every single chapter. The book was both entertaining and uplifting/motivating. It's full of principles that we can apply in our lives to make our families better starting with ourselves. I especially enjoyed how real life examples were woven with Book of Mormon scripture. I would wholeheartedly recommend this book to moms (I think it would make a great gift), but I would also recommend it to any woman.

Wendy Cox

I have truly enjoyed and have been uplifted by reading "Mothering With Spiritual Power" by Debra Sansing Woods. I can relate to the insites shared by Debra and feel like I am having a conversation with another mother as I read. I believe this book will lift any mother who reads it. I return to it often when I want a boost.

The best parenting book on the market, besides the Book of Mormon itself

One can understand why "Mothering with Spiritual Power" became the editor's pick for LDS Living Magazine. It gives hope and power to mothers in a world where too little recognition is given to this sacred calling. It is a perfect gift book for mothers at any stage of their parenting journey, as it shows how to glean strength and wisdom from the Book of Mormon in our mothering stewardship. Debra Woods has poured her heart and soul into "Mothering's" pages, without ever slipping off the rock of the gospel Jesus Christ. The examples are true, the writing is smooth, and mothers everywhere will nod their heads in recognition to the scenarios described, as well as feel enlightened and uplifted by its spiritual core. Speaking as one mother to another, she gets to the essence of so many issues facing mothers today. I want to emphasize that "Mothering with Spiritual Power" is a ray of HOPE (written in a can-do spirit), not an impossibly elevated standard for self-critical mothers to feel out-shone by. It truly is an asset and will help deepen one's study and appreciation of the Book of Mormon. Purchase it today, and you won't regret it! --Victoria Fisher, mother of three