Hi, I'm Kristen

The Short Version

I'm a mom of two kids (ages 4 and 7), a wife, and the voice behind Bible Momma. I spent years feeling like a failure at Bible study. I know I'm not the only one.

I tried and quit more Bible studies than I finished. In the end, a 15-minute daily routine stuck for me within six months. Not a perfect life. The real one.

Now I share what I've learned so other women don't spend years figuring it out like I did.

Who Makes Bible Momma

Bible Momma is made by the team behind Everisma, the company that makes The Simple Bible Study. I'll always tell you when I'm talking about our own product.

What does that mean for you? We have a horse in this race. So we show our sources. And we say who each product fits, even when it isn't ours. You can read how it works on our how we review page.

The Longer Version

I grew up going to church every Sunday. I knew the Bible stories. David and Goliath. Noah's Ark. Jonah and the whale. Somewhere between childhood faith and grown-up life, I lost the thread.

In my twenties, I tried to get serious. I bought a journaling Bible. I joined a women's study at church. I downloaded three Bible apps. I even tried the "read the Bible in a year" plan, twice.

I never made it past February.

Each time I quit, the guilt got worse. I'd see other women post their quiet time on Instagram, with highlighted Bibles and hand-lettered prayer journals. I'd think: What's wrong with me?

Then I had kids. The sliver of time I had before? Gone. Between 3 AM feedings, toddler meltdowns, school pickups, and the laundry pile, Bible study wasn't on the radar. It was survival mode.

I still wanted it, though. I wanted to know God better. I wanted to understand what I believe and why. I wanted to teach my kids from real understanding, not just childhood memories.

So I kept looking. I found a routine that didn't need an hour a day or a theology degree. Fifteen minutes a day is what finally stuck for me.

Within six months, I'd read more of the Bible than I had in the previous five years.

Why Bible Momma Exists

I couldn't be the only mom who wanted to study the Bible but felt overwhelmed, guilty, or stuck.

This site is my way of saying you're not failing. The system was failing you.

Here you'll find plain reviews of Bible study guides, tips for fitting study into a busy schedule, and some grace for the days when you feel like you'll never get it right. Those days are normal. They don't disqualify you.

Our reviews are built from public facts, like product pages, policies, and public review sites. They are not hands-on tests. Each one is dated, and the sources are linked so you can check them.

A Few Things About Me

• I drink way too much coffee (but I've accepted this about myself)
• My favorite book of the Bible is Psalms. It meets every emotion
• I'm an NLT girl, but I don't judge your translation choices
• I believe Bible study should feel like a conversation, not a test
• I cry during worship songs at church (every single time)
• My kids think "quiet time" means screen time for them (I don't correct them)

Want to Connect?

I love hearing from other moms. Have a question? Want to share your story? Or just need someone to say "you're doing great"? I'm here for it.

Drop me a line on the contact page, or email hello@biblemomma.com.