Un [Wine] Your Damn Day! A 30- day Devotional for Women Who Need a Prayer and a Pour
Un[wine] Your Damn Day is a 30-day devotional for women who love God but are tired, overwhelmed, and one inconvenience away from a glass of wine and a prayer. Blending faith, humor, and raw honesty, this journal invites you to pour out your stress, sip on truth, and reconnect with God in a way that feels real and raw.
This isn’t your typical “wake up at 5 a.m. and be perfect” devotional. It’s for the woman juggling faith and real life, who needs a place to vent, laugh, cry, and reconnect with God without judgment.
Each day blends raw reflections, witty affirmations, heartfelt prayers, and guided journaling prompts designed to help you release stress, unwind emotionally, and refill spiritually. This devotional gives you permission to show up as you are—messy thoughts, tired spirit, bold faith and all.
Un[wine] Your Damn Day reminds you that healing doesn’t have to be quiet, pretty, or polished. Sometimes it looks like honesty, a deep breath, and letting God meet you right where you are.
The Disrespectful Thoughts I Can’t Say Out Loud
Not every prayer starts with, "Dear Heavenly Father..."
Sometimes it starts with, "Lord...these people are really testing me today."
The Disrespectful Thoughts I Can't Say Out Loud is the prayer journal for women who love God but aren't afraid to admit they're still a work in progress.
Tired of pretty little journals that leave no room for frustration, messy emotions, or the thoughts you'd never dare say during Bible study? This journal was created for the women who need a safe space to vent, laugh, cry, pray, and be completely honest with God—even when a few cuss words slip in.
Because some days His children are annoying. Some days life is life-ing. And some days gratitude doesn't come until after the vent session.
This self-guided prayer journal is where the ratchet girl by day meets the righteous girl by night, and together they bring every unfiltered thought before God. No pretending. No religious performance. Just real conversations, authentic prayers, and enough grace to cover every disrespectful thought that never quite made it out loud.
Because God has never required perfection, only honesty
Uncomfortable Conversations With Herself
Uncomfortable Conversations with Herself is a guided self-care journal designed for women who are ready to confront the thoughts, emotions, and experiences they've kept buried for far too long.
Behind closed doors, many women carry silent battles, unanswered questions, and painful truths they rarely feel safe enough to acknowledge, let alone discuss. From heartbreak and rejection to insecurity, disappointment, grief, and self-doubt, these unspoken experiences often shape their lives without ever being given a voice.
Through thought-provoking prompts, honest reflection, and intentional self-discovery, Uncomfortable Conversations with Herself creates a safe space for women to become more transparent with themselves before asking the world to understand them. This guided journal encourages authenticity, vulnerability, and healing by inviting readers to face the conversations they've been avoiding.
The hope is that every woman who opens these pages finds the courage to embrace her truth, reclaim her voice, and realize she was never meant to suffer in silence.
You Know What…Let Me Pray!
You Know What...Let Me Pray is a reminder that talking to God doesn't have to be perfectly planned or polished. Prayer isn't reserved for Sunday mornings, quiet devotionals, or the moments when life is finally under control. God isn't waiting for an appointment—He's waiting for an invitation.
Just as quickly as we'd call our best friend to spill the latest tea, vent about our day, or ask for advice, God desires that same closeness with us. He wants to be part of every conversation, every decision, every victory, and every mess. He longs for us to remain in His will so we can experience the abundant life He has promised. Yet so often, we delay those blessings by choosing our emotions over His direction.
This devotional is an invitation to pause before reacting. Before sending the text. Before saying something you'll regret. Before making a decision fueled by anger, fear, anxiety, or pride.
