Momma…I’m a Man! 30-Day Christian Devotional for Men – Online Access

We Don’t Want to Raise Sons…We Want to Raise Men!

Format: Online Access This online access edition provides portal access to the devotional and journal content. It is not an ebook or downloadable file.

Momma…I’m a Man! is a 30-day Christian devotional and journal for men whose lives have pushed them from being someone’s son to becoming a man. Men with purpose. Men with responsibilities. Men who must create an identity and standard for their own lives.

Most men deeply love and honor their mothers while also recognizing that maturity requires growth, independence, and a willingness to become the man God has called them to be. The lessons received from our mothers are foundational to our growth and form the basis of our maturing into men.

Through daily devotional readings, Scripture, reflection, and personal journaling through our Impact Moments, Momma…I’m a Man! challenges men to grow, honor the legacy of those who raised them, learn the lessons they were given, and live, proving that those investments were not made in vain.

Momma…I’m a Man! is Month 5 of the BounceBack Devotional and Journal for Men series. Explore the complete 12-month devotional series.

What You’ll Explore in This 30-Day Men’s Devotional

Momma…I Gotta "Grow:"

These lessons deal with the fact that sometimes, a Mother’s love is so great—that it limits her son’s ability to mature into the man that he is called to be. Sometimes, even a good mother has to be reminded that it’s time to “let go—and let God!”

Momma’s Legacy

Living, Loving, Testimony: It should come as no surprise that we learn quite a bit from our mothers! Typically, it is our Mothers who show us the greater expressions of love as they teach and nurture us. It is often, that her expression of love is what establishes within us what we will share with those whom we love.

Momma…I learned the lesson

The greatest gift that we can give our mother and father is that their life-long effort to raise us into men, was received. Now, they can rest and be assured that their work in us—was not in vain!