MOMMY ON MISSIONWomen’s Bible Study Series

Four studies. One mission.

From enlistment to the front line.

Every soldier moves through the same pipeline: basic training, advanced training, deployment, and the front line. So does every mom who understands she is on a battlefield, fighting for her children's souls. Ten weeks per book, five short days of homework a week, for a group or for one mom alone at 5:30 in the morning.

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Book One

Basic Training

Who you are before what you do.

Before a recruit touches a weapon, she learns who she belongs to, how to follow orders, and how to stand. Basic Training lays the foundation every mom on mission needs: your identity in Christ, the authority of the Word, a prayer life that actually happens, obedience in the small things, and the mission God handed you the day your first child arrived.

Weeks 1–3: Enlisted. Called, chosen, and claimed in Christ.
Weeks 4–6: Issued. The Word, prayer, and the Spirit as standard equipment.
Weeks 7–10: Formed. Obedience, discipline, rest, and the mission of motherhood.

Ten weeks. Five days a week. About 25 minutes a day.

Book Two

Advanced Individual Training

Skilled for the assignment in front of you.

After basic, every soldier is trained for a specific job. Advanced Individual Training works through the actual assignments of a Christ-following mom: discipling your children, loving your husband, running a home without losing your soul, stewarding money and time, using the gifts God gave you, and keeping the Sabbath in a house that never stops.

Weeks 1–3: The home as a mission post. Marriage, children, and the table.
Weeks 4–6: The tools. Discipline, discipleship, and the words we speak.
Weeks 7–10: The long game. Gifts, money, rest, and raising adults.

Ten weeks. Five days a week. Builds on Basic Training.

Book Three

Deployment

Sent past your own front door.

At some point the training ends and the orders come. Deployment is about the mission beyond your walls: your neighbors, your church, the mom at school pickup who is drowning, the hard assignments you did not ask for. Hospitality, evangelism without a script, serving when you are already tired, and trusting God through suffering and waiting.

Weeks 1–3: Orders. The Great Commission for a woman with a minivan.
Weeks 4–6: Terrain. Neighbors, church, and open doors.
Weeks 7–10: Hard assignments. Suffering, waiting, grief, and perseverance.

Ten weeks. Five days a week. Builds on Books One and Two.

Book Four

Frontlines

Standing firm when the fight is real.

The enemy is not your toddler, your husband, or your mother-in-law. Frontlines is a study in spiritual warfare for women who have realized the battle for their family is real. The armor of God piece by piece, the enemy's actual tactics, fear and anxiety, prayer as combat, raising children who can stand, and finishing the mission well.

Weeks 1–3: Know the enemy. His schemes, his lies, his limits.
Weeks 4–7: The armor. Ephesians 6, one piece a week.
Weeks 8–10: Hold the line. Prayer, perseverance, and the victory already won.

Ten weeks. Five days a week. The capstone of the series.

How a study works

Built for real weeks

Five days of homework

Each day is a passage to read, a short teaching, questions to answer in the book, and one thing to do before tomorrow. Twenty to thirty minutes.

One group session

Every week ends with a discussion guide: the big idea, five questions, and a prayer focus. Use it with your group, your small group at church, or a friend over text.

In order, or not

The books build on each other, but each one stands alone. Start with Basic Training if you can. Start with Frontlines if you are in the fight today.

Coming 2027

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The studies are being written now. Join the waitlist and you will get one email when Basic Training is ready, and first access to the launch group.

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