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For too long, women have been told their worth lies in being thinner, prettier, or more productive. Yet, behind the façade of “having it all together,” countless women feel exhausted, anxious, and disconnected from their own bodies. The lies of the enemy whisper that we are not enough—that we are problems in need of fixing.

In How’d I Miss That? popular podcaster Cynthia Yanof shares the lighthearted, awkward, and occasional should-she-be-telling-us-this? moments that prove life is more than professional ladders, night sweats, and frantically searching for your phone. (Hint: It’s in your hand.) Turns out, the seemingly small things—like availability and generosity, friendship and forgiveness—aren’t so small after all.

A veces las mujeres ..., el nuevo libro de Alejandra Stamateas, es una maravillosa colección de reflexiones diarias que te ayudarán y te motivarán a vivir tu día de una manera diferente: con entusiasmo, con fe y con una nueva mirada ante tus circunstancias.

Author Shellie Rushing Tomlinson knows how it feels to be stuck in a hit-or-miss prayer life while longing for a deeper connection with God. Shellie helps believers move past this common struggle so they can enjoy the life-transforming gift of prayer. Don't Try to Pray Like Her: Fifteen Simple Habits to Enjoy a Realer, Richer Prayer Life is packed with Southern charm, humor, and fifteen prayer habits drawn from Shellie's own experience. They're each built around a short story and a practical prayer support that will help you learn to enjoy lingering in God's presence.

You were taught that power looks like control. That strength looks suspiciously masculine. Broken Power gently—and irrevocably—undoes those assumptions. Written for the woman who loves Christ but feels unseen by His story, this book reveals a pattern hidden in plain sight: God has always moved power through relationship—not dominance. Through the body—not despite it. Through women—not around them. This is not a book about becoming louder, harder, or more “empowered” in the modern sense. It’s about remembering what you already carry.

In Freely Sober, Ericka Andersen invites Christian women to reconsider their relationship with alcohol from a posture of honesty, curiosity, and self-compassion, offering empowering knowledge and trusted recovery principles for those curious about sobriety or seeking a way out of a habitual or destructive relationship with alcohol.

With relatable stories, practical steps, and deep biblical truth, The Well-Watered Woman offers a grace-filled map to the abundant life Jesus promised. It’s for the woman who is weary of striving and ready to thrive.

The gospel was never intended to restrain women from pursuing god or to prevent them from fulfilling their divine destiny. In his revised and updated book, which includes testimonials, Lee grady boldly proclaims the truth of the gospel: that men and women are appointed by god and empowered by Him.

Are your days filled with scattered priorities, frenzied calendar commitments, anxious thoughts, or a sense of overall aimlessness? Do you wonder why you’re not experiencing the great peace and guidance God promises when your world is full of chaos and you’re running on empty? You are not...

For countless Christian women, the moment their husband achieves sobriety is supposed to mark the beginning of a “happily ever after.” But instead of healing, they find themselves trapped in a painful, confusing reality: the addiction may be gone, yet the patterns of abuse, control, and spiritual harm remain.

Those suffering from infertility too often do so in silence, isolation, and even shame. Some married couples find the suffering so raw and intimate that they are unable even to lean on each other. By sharing her story, Leigh Snead aims to encourage open, informed, and generous dialogue about infertility among infertile men and women, the subfertile, the secondarily infertile, those with normal fertility, and the robustly fecund.

Have you ever felt boxed in by the limitations of your own life choices or other people's labels? In unboxing Blu, author and humorist Blu Wyatt takes us on a hilarious wild ride through her life and the many boxes she's found herself in--either by her own choices or other people's less-than-positive expectations. Through fourteen head injuries, a bipolar diagnosis, suicide attempts, and a daddy who said she'd never amount to anything, Blu Wyatt's story shouldn't have ended well--but it did, and she'll keep you laughing through it all!

Read by the author. No matter what your story is, God wants to heal you, make you whole, and call you into your true identity. Has your relationship with God ever felt confusing, isolating, bitter, distant, or just plain nonexistent? How would it change your life if you believed--truly...

In this transformative book, artist and recovering self-critic Joy Prouty helps you see that it's not selfish to be kind to yourself—it's sacred. Through poetic stories of emotional alchemy, Joy untangles what has been keeping you stuck in your head rather than present in the moment. She helps you identify the unconscious habit of invalidating yourself, then gently guides you toward kinder, more compassionate perspectives of your life so that you can live with confidence, presence, and strength.

Here is a safe space for your deepest questions and your hidden pain. If you’re silently suffering under the weight of depression, anxiety, shame, grief, and spiritual doubt, Dominique Young helps you discover the nearness of a God who does not shy away from your brokenness. In this safe space...

Finding Boaz is a deeply moving memoir of faith, healing, and divine love. Wykinnya Whitehurst, known as Coach K, shares her raw and powerful journey from a painful childhood marked by rejection and struggle to the moment she discovers a love prepared by God. Through heartbreak, abuse, and seasons of loneliness, she learns to find strength in faith and purpose in her pain. Her story beautifully illustrates how God can transform brokenness into wholeness and guide us from seeking love in the wrong places to finding a “Boaz”, a love rooted in grace, peace, and divine alignment.

We all know it's important to study God's word. But sometimes it's hard to know where to start. What's more, a lack of time, emotionally driven approaches, and past frustrations can erode our resolve to keep growing in our knowledge of Scripture. How can we, as Christian women, keep our focus and sustain our passion when reading the Bible? With over 250,000 copies sold, Women of the Word has helped countless women with a clear and concise plan they can use every time they open their Bible.

What if your darkest moments became the catalyst for profound understanding of God? Sara Gapinski’s raw, inspiring journey from victim to victor illuminates God’s redemptive power. Through heart-wrenching experiences of abuse, loss, and paralyzing fear, Sara discovers an unshakable truth...

Imagine the women all around you, those in the grocery line, your Bible study group, and the conference room—now consider that one in four women has walked into one of the coldest, most lifeless four walls that exist: an abortion center. If you are holding this book, you have likely had an abortion(s), and if you have not, you took a friend, sat with a friend, or know a friend who has experienced that trauma.

Continue your devotional journey with Week 6 of Daily Devotionals for a Wealth of Virtues—a warm, Spirit-led daily Christian devotional designed to grow faith, gratitude, and peace through prayer and reflection.