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Your Daily Entry Point Back Into God's Word
This isn't a replacement for the Bible.
It's the thing that gets you back to it — a guided starting point for the mornings when you want to show up for God but don't know where to begin.
Each day gives you a scripture passage, a reflection that speaks to what you're actually walking through, a prayer prompt to close, and space to write what God puts on your heart.
By the time you set it down, the day ahead already feels different.
Designed for Your Real Life — Not Your Ideal One
This devotional doesn't assume you have an hour of uninterrupted quiet time before sunrise.
It was written for the woman juggling school drop-offs and work deadlines. For the single mom who gets five minutes of silence between tucking the kids in and collapsing. For the grandmother who wants something deeper than a social media Bible verse but doesn't need another study guide that feels like a semester.
One page. Five minutes. That's all it asks.
Miss a day? Just open to the next one. No plans to fall behind on. No guilt. Just you, the page, and God.
The Gift That Says What a Card Never Could
You've given her candles. Gift cards. Things she smiled at and forgot by the weekend.
This is different.
When you hand a woman a 365-day devotional, you're telling her: I see your faith. I see you trying. I want to walk this year alongside you — even from a distance.
Women are buying the 2-book bundle to keep one and gift one. The Sisterhood Pack is going to small groups, mother-daughter pairs, and lifelong best friends.
The response is always the same — tears, a long hug, and a text the next morning: "I started today."
What Women Are Saying After 30 Days
92%
Said the daily reflections felt like they were written for exactly what they were going through
87%
Said this is the first devotional they've actually kept up with past the first month
96%
Women have made A Moment With The Lord part of their morning
What Women Ask Before Their First Order
What's Inside?
What's Inside?
365 full-color daily devotional pages — each one a complete moment with God, not a chapter you'll fall behind on.
Every entry gives you a focused scripture passage, a short reflection written for the real questions women carry, and a guided prayer prompt to close your time with Him.
Below each day's devotion there's journal space to write what's on your heart — your prayers, your gratitude, whatever God stirs in you that morning.
Bound in embossed faux leather with a ribbon bookmark. Full color throughout. Built to live on your nightstand, in your reading chair, or in your bag.
Who Is This For?
Who Is This For?
For the woman who loves God but hasn't found a format that sticks.
You don't need a theology degree or an hour of free time. Each day takes five to ten minutes. Whether you're a new believer finding your footing, a lifelong Christian in a dry season, or a busy mom squeezing in five quiet minutes before the house wakes up — this devotional was written for your actual life, not your ideal one.
Ages 18 to 80+. Brand new to faith or decades deep. If you've been meaning to start spending more time with God, this is where you start.
What Makes This Different From Other Devotionals?
What Makes This Different From Other Devotionals?
Most devotionals give you a verse and a paragraph. You read it, close the book, and forget it by lunch.
A Moment With The Lord is built around a three-part daily structure: Scripture chosen for the seasons women actually walk through. A reflection written in warm, honest language — not a sermon. And a guided prayer prompt so you're not just reading about God — you're speaking to Him.
Then there's the journal space. That's the part women keep telling us changed everything. Writing to God — even one line — turns a daily reading into something that stays with you long after you close the page.
The full-color embossed hardcover is beautiful enough to display, durable enough for 365 days of daily use, and meaningful enough to look back on for years.
How Long Does Each Day Take?
How Long Does Each Day Take?
Five to ten minutes.
You're not working through a chapter — you're opening to one page. Scripture, a reflection, a prayer prompt, and space to journal if you want to.
Most women say they end up sitting with it longer than they planned, especially once they start writing. But you never have to. If you read the page and close the book, you showed up. That's enough.
Miss a day? Open to the next one. No plans to fall behind on. No guilt. Just pick up where you left off.