Faith. Family. Fur.

Finding Jesus in the beautiful chaos of home.

Devotional reflections by Jules Hoecherl Grobner — a Wisconsin- born, Tennessee-rooted wife, mom, and rescue-animal whisperer who keeps finding God in muddy paw prints and late-night kitten ischief.

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A devotional you’ll want to keep on the kitchen counter, the nightstand, and the dog bed.

Devotional · Memoir

My House Has Gone to The Dogs, Cats, and Jesus

“I didn’t plan for my house to go to the dogs (or the cats), but somewhere along the way it did. Through it all, I kept finding Jesus — in puppy cuddles during thunderstorms, late-night kitten mischief, and the laughter that comes with loving a family well.”

What They Are Saying

“A tender, funny, deeply honest collection. Jules writes the way good
neighbors talk — with grace, grit, and the wisdom of someone who’s
been loved well by a houseful of creatures.”

— Faith Today Review

Marriage: Two Messy People, One Holy Covenant

Faith. Family. Fur.

Jules Hoecherl Grobner

Author · Devotional Writer · Rescue Mom

Born and raised in Wisconsin, I now call Tennessee home — here with
my husband Chris, our daughter Gabbie, our son Spencer, and a lively
crew of rescue dogs and cats who seem fully convinced I work for
them.

Life is rarely calm. It’s always full of love. These devotions come from
that life.

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Adevotional that meets you in the beautiful mess.

This is it. Real life. Real faith. Real fur.

When the Storm Becomes the Devotion

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Real reviews from readers across the country.

When You Don't Feel Like a Warrior

★★★★★
I cannot recommend this book enough! I have recently been in the market for a new devotional book.

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This devotional is a beautiful reminder that God meets us in the ordinary moments of life.

★★★★★
Do not walk but RUN! To get these devotionals! Jules style of writing is not only very informative and inspiring but very witty and easy to understand.

★★★★★
“Such a comfort. I gave copies to my whole small group.”

A Good Week (Even If the Tea Got Cold)