Why this book
Kalinda Grace wrote Praying for a Baby after watching her own daughter walk through the pain of infertility. She did the only thing she knew to do . she prayed. Those prayers became a 40-day devotional: scripture, spoken prayers, and hope for the woman who is still waiting, and for the people sitting beside her in the dark.
This is not a slogan. It is not a guarantee that a baby is coming. It does not scold anyone for being sad, or tired, or angry at God. It is a companion for forty days of telling the truth in front of Him.
“Hope, in this book, means you are not praying alone.”
The verses are named. On Kalinda’s pages that means the King James Version (KJV), the same translation already spoken on the homepage blessing: The Lord bless thee, and keep thee.
- Title
- Praying for a Baby
- Author
- Kalinda Grace
- What it is
- A 40-day Christian devotional for the wait . not a baby-here bedtime book
- Scripture
- King James Version (KJV)
- Who it is for
- The woman still waiting, and everyone praying beside her
- Publisher
- Book Bugle Press. Sold on Amazon (ASIN B0DQ8C1LZY). This site does not take payment.
The other book
Bedtime Blessings for My Baby
If a baby is already here, that is the first-year book: 365 spoken prayers for bedtime. The wait and the nursery are kept on separate pages.
