Make Everyday Life Fuller with the Everyday Matters Bible for Women

Being a mom means you have very little time to yourself. If you add in working, whether it be in or out of the home, you have even less time. You feel stretched in different directions and usually at the end day pass out in bed from exhaustion.

One thing that we have to remember is to take time for talking to God, reading His word and praying. These are things that I feel are essential to being a good wife, mother, daughter, sister…just being a good person. We have to make the time and stop making excuses. Oh I’m too busy right now, I’ll get to that later. What if we don’t have a later? We’re not promised that. I’m guilty of this myself. I’m not preaching to anyone. I know this is true, because I’ve made those excuses. I’ve not taken the time to sit down and do this daily.

Everyday Matters Bible for Women

I was given the chance to review the Everyday Matters Bible for Women and was so excited when it came. The Everyday Matters Bible for Women version that I received was the NLT (New Living Translation) hardback edition which retails for $44.95. They also have a hardback deluxe edition and an imitation leather edition.

This Bible has a few extras that you won’t normally find in a regular Bible that are going to really allow you to utilize it to the best of your ability.

Features

  • 4-color printing throughout
  • Book introductions; which include: background information, synopsis, time period and an outline of events.
  • Color-coded icons identify each Spiritual Discipline addressed in contributors’ material
  • Article, “How to Use This Bible in a Small Group Study”
  • Index of Spiritual Practices
  • Resources for further reading
  • Presentation page
  • Ribbon marker

You also have over 300 articles written by more than 140 of today’s most well-known Christian leaders and writers, including: Kay Warren, Priscilla Shirer, Elisa Morgan, Nancy & John Ortberg, Richard Foster, Liz Curtis Higgs, and Lauren Winner.

It’s also designed to help us read, understand, and apply spiritual discipline. It’s broken down and explained in 4 ways.

  • Everyday Matters. Two-page articles introduce major themes and focus on an essential part of understanding and practicing a discipline.
  • Everyday Profiles. Profiles of twenty-five Biblical women highlight a particular discipline.
  • Everyday Q & A’s. Short articles delve into a difficult aspect of the spiritual practice and offer practical help on incorporating the discipline into your daily life.
  • Everyday Reflections. Selections illustrate ways to personalize and apply God’s Word to your own situation.

Reading through this Bible and looking at all of the tools we are given, I really think that this will help me grow in my faith and allow me to take the time and sit down and really comprehend what I’m reading. If you are looking for a Bible that you can rely on I would suggest you check this out. It can be purchased at ChristianBooks.com.

I was provided a copy of this Bible free for review. All opinions stated above are my own and were in no way influenced.

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99 Comments

  1. At night, after everyone falls asleep

  2. Veronica Garrett says:

    In the evening after work and everything.

  3. Tanya White says:

    I find time for myself in the early afternoon usually between 2 and 3.

  4. Angel Painter says:

    I like to wake up early in the morning so I can have quiet time before my day gets going

  5. Ann Council says:

    I find time for myself in the early afternoon usually between 2 and 3.

  6. After they’ve gone to bed.

  7. Before I go to bed when everyone else is asleep

  8. Candice Hull says:

    Definitely nap time, like now 😀 I save time at night when the kids are asleep for my husband, so I try to squeeze my time in at naps.
    thank you

  9. shaunie wyatt says:

    I find the best time in the morning

  10. I usually have to find time before my daughter gets up. Right now it’s hard though, because we’re sharing a room, so when I wake up, she does too!

  11. Charlene Kuser says:

    My best time is right before I go to bed.It is also relaxing.

  12. In the morning before the kids get up. If it doesn’t happen then, it’s pretty tough for it to happen.

  13. Allyson rorro says:

    I get my alone time once all my babies go to sleep. I have two beautiful daughters who go to sleep around 730 and a newborn who sleeps when he wants so as soon as they are all down I take that time to get things done for myself as well as spend some quality time with my amazing husband.

  14. Angela Neynaber says:

    I get my “me” time when my older kids are at school and my 2 year old takes her 3 HOUR nap!

  15. Mornings are best, thanks for the chance

  16. In the morning, right after I drop my daughter off at school.

  17. Melissa P. says:

    In the evenings, just before I go to bed

  18. brenda Elsner says:

    I find my few minutes after the kids go to school.

  19. I am most likely to find a few minutes to myself in the morning, right after the kids have left for school.

  20. Cheryl Reinhardt says:

    Usually at night after everyone goes to bed…….

  21. I find time for myself after everybody is asleep

  22. After they have all gone to bed is when I can get a few minutes to myself 🙂

  23. i utilize naptime for ME time, while he’s sleeping, thats OUR time-which is also me time i guess.

  24. Chelsea M says:

    At night once everyone is asleep is always the best time for me.

  25. Carolyn N. says:

    Early morning is the best time to have some time to myself.
    cjnedrow at gmail dot com

  26. Cynthia M says:

    I get time when he is in school.

  27. I find a few moments after the kids have went to bed.

  28. cassandra (rab pom) says:

    Me time is definitely in the morning

  29. After the kids are in bed.

  30. Sometimes in the morning but usually my bible time is at night after the kids have been put to bed.

  31. Storm, the Psychotic Housewife says:

    It’s usually late at night that I get some quiet time.

  32. Samantha Meyer says:

    Later in the evening is when I have more time for myself.

  33. susan smoaks says:

    i always have a little time to myself early in the morning!

  34. rochelle johnson says:

    it is very hard to get alone time at my house but when i do get some it usualy when the kids go to bed, ty.

  35. Russell Moore says:

    I have about 2 hours after everyone else has gone to bed.

  36. kathy pease says:

    my time is after my son goes to school

  37. vikki Billings says:

    My time is in the evenings, I watch tv, read or just relax

  38. In the morning- it’s never a guarantee that there won’t be a disaster at bedtime.

  39. Ed Nemmers says:

    Just before my bedtime!

  40. When I first wake up in the morning I take 20 mins to myself before I wake up my boys for school.

  41. after the kids go to bed- my quiet time!

  42. Susan Smith says:

    At night when everyone is in bed

  43. In my car on my way to and from work lol

  44. Amanda G. says:

    In the morning after everyone leaves for school.

  45. Shannon Schuler says:

    I try to find time for me after they go to bed.

  46. Before I go to sleep, I like to have my own time.

  47. end of the day in bed

  48. Mary Jensen says:

    I have “Me Time” in the morning before everyone else gets out of bed.

  49. Angie PreciselyMine says:

    After they’ve gone to bed.

  50. Stephanie Larison says:

    Just before bed when my daughter is getting sleepy

  51. Meghan Finley says:

    In the morning

  52. I have a little more time in the morning sometimes before my daughter gets up for school.

  53. When the kids are at school

  54. I only have time to my self in the am && I usually sleep

  55. Kelly Blackwell says:

    I sneak in alone study time before my son gets up for school. After that it is all about run, run, run. 🙂

  56. I get my time when the kids go to school.

  57. Leah Baird says:

    after lunch would be the best time

  58. In the morning before my kids wake.
    Thanks for the chance.

  59. I would love to have this for my devotionals

  60. Natalie Finch says:

    I make an effort to get up 20 minutes before everyone in our house so I can have a few minutes to myself. I often get a little breather at night too.

  61. Debbie Ritenour says:

    At night when my daughter goes to bed or at work when it is slow! that is the only quiet time I get!

  62. during naps is when i have a little quiet time

  63. christal c w says:

    I get a few in the early morning before anyone gets up

  64. Crystal Green says:

    I’ve looked at this Bible many times over. I am currently using the Women’s Devotional Bible Classic Edition NIV.

  65. The only time that I have to myself is early in the morning before everyone gets up.

  66. LOIS PAYTON says:

    right after I get up each morning, GOD BLESS AND KEEP YA’LL SAFE IN HIS LOVING ARMS.

  67. Jeni Monroe says:

    After I get them off to school and my hubby to work.

  68. Terra Heck says:

    I usually have time in the early afternoon before the kids and husband come home. Thanks.
    partymix25(at)hotmail(dot)com

  69. In the morning before they are up and in the evening after they are asleep

  70. Jessica Beard says:

    Naptime is best!

  71. Shannon Baas says:

    When they are at school.

  72. Kathy Stevenson says:

    After they go to bed!

  73. Melissa P. says:

    I try to find time in weekend mornings while my son is still sleeping. Sometimes I even pray he will sleep longer in the morning so I can get a few extra minutes. LOL

  74. WinItMama says:

    I find time for myself early morning before my kids wake up for the day.

  75. Vickie Couturier says:

    early in the morning before everyone gets up is the best quiet time for me,just a cup of coffee an peace

  76. Nap time is usually my down time

  77. After the kids have gone to bed.

  78. In the morning before they get up.

  79. Sarah Hall says:

    After they have gone to bed, I have a little time to myself to think of the next day to come.

  80. after my son has gone to bed

  81. Kimberly B. says:

    After the kids have gone to bed.

  82. Heidi Daily says:

    After they go to bed is the best time for me

  83. It’s very rare, but I get a little bit of quiet time after the kids go to sleep at night

  84. my quiet time comes after everyone is in bed at night.

  85. morning was always the easiest with me

  86. Jessica T says:

    Usually after I drop the kids off at school I can go home and find a few minutes for me!

  87. In the morning before the kids get up.

  88. I love to get up early before the kids get up and have my time with Jesus. I love to sit outside (weather permitting) with a cup of coffee and my Bible.

  89. Jessica To says:

    I usually get a few moments after my son has gone to bed.

  90. Sue Borowiak says:

    Before bedtime reading when the house is quiet.

  91. TINA HARWOOD says:

    EVENING AT BEDTIME.

  92. My girls are all grown and moved out and we are empty nesters, but I love my quiet time in the morning!!!

  93. Ellie Augustin says:

    Right now since all 3 of my kids are in school I get a couple of hours to myself where I can have my quiet time.

  94. Ashley Hughes says:

    Before my daughter gets up.

  95. HappyMomC says:

    I find time after the kids have gone to bed.

  96. I like the thought behind it– would be interested in reading it!

  97. I only have time to myself when I get up before my four girls. It is absolutely necessary for me to have quiet time early!!