December carries a sacred stillness with it.
The lights get softer, the nights get longer, and something in our hearts begins to whisper, “slow down.”
This month’s devotional calendar is designed to help you do just that, not rush through Christmas, but rest through it.
Not strive for joy, but return to it.
Each Scripture is a small daily invitation
to breathe, remember, and open your heart
to the joy Jesus came to bring.
Here’s how to use it as your companion all month long:
Before you read the verse of the day, pause.
Let your shoulders drop.
Let the hurry fall off.
Let the Holy Spirit settle your spirit.
Joy enters hearts that make room for it.
Even 30 seconds of stillness makes space for God to whisper.
The Word is living, it speaks differently every time you read it.
Try this rhythm:
Read the verse once.
Read it again, quieter.
Read it a third time, as a prayer.
Let a single line linger with you throughout the day.
Joy grows when God’s Word roots deep.
Each day, ask:
“Lord, what joy are You restoring, remembering, renewing, or revealing in me today?”
Your heart will answer, sometimes in a whisper, sometimes in a moment, sometimes in unexpected peace.
This calendar isn’t about perfection.
It’s not homework.
It’s not a checkmark.
If you miss a day?
Grace.
If you fall behind?
Grace again.
Just return to the day you’re on.
Joy is always waiting.
Let the Scripture travel with you:
Pray it on your commute.
Whisper it while you cook.
Write it on a sticky note.
Screenshot it as your lock screen.
The goal isn’t reading, it’s remembering.
Joy remembered becomes joy renewed.
Before bed, pause and reflect:
Where did I see a spark of joy today?
What moment made me breathe easier?
How did God draw near?
Joy is often revealed in the smallest moments, a conversation, a memory, a song, a bit of peace in a long day.
Share the calendar with a friend, sister, coworker, or small group.
Joy multiplies when it’s shared.
Joy is not something you have to chase this Christmas.
Joy is something God restores.
Joy is something He brings to weary places.
And joy is something He promises, not because life is perfect, but because He is present.
Use this devotional calendar as a soft, steady guide into a season of peace.
May this month be the one where your joy slowly returns, gently, faithfully, beautifully.
Download your December Devotional Calendar & begin your journey back to joy.
Blessings,
Liz
November has a way of slowing us down. The air cools, the light softens, and the world feels like it’s exhaling after a long, hot stretch. Down here in South Louisiana, that shift reminds us to gather close, give thanks, and take stock of the blessings we might’ve rushed past all year long.
This month’s devotional calendar is your daily invitation to do just that, to pause, reflect, and remember that gratitude isn’t just a feeling; it’s a way of living. Download here.
Before diving into your day, take a deep breath.
Sit with your coffee, your Bible, or just the quiet of the morning. Whisper a simple prayer:
“Lord, open my heart to see Your goodness today.”
You don’t have to have it all together — just show up. This time isn’t about checking a box; it’s about creating space for grace.
Each day’s Scripture is a small piece of God’s bigger story. Read it aloud. Let the words linger.
If one line stands out, write it down or keep it on your heart throughout the day.
Some mornings, it’ll feel like comfort; other days, like conviction. Either way — it’s God meeting you right where you are.
Every day includes a simple reflection or action.
It could be writing a note of thanks, saying a prayer for someone, or noticing beauty in something ordinary.
This isn’t meant to overwhelm — it’s meant to root you. Like the cypress trees of our bayous, steady and strong even when the water rises.
Before bed, take a moment to thank God for the day — even if it didn’t go as planned.
Write down one thing that made you smile or one way you saw God’s hand at work.
You’ll be amazed at how your heart begins to shift over time.
Miss a day? Don’t you worry.
This isn’t a race, and God isn’t keeping score.
Come back when you can — the beauty of grace is that it always welcomes you home.
This calendar isn’t about doing more — it’s about being more aware.
Of God’s presence.
Of His provision.
Of His goodness in every season.
So print it out, hang it on your fridge, slip it into your Bible, or keep it on your phone — whatever helps it stay close.
And as you walk through November, may your heart echo Psalm 9:1:
“I will give thanks to the Lord with all my heart; I will tell of all Your wonderful deeds.”
Fall reminds us that even when things fall apart, there’s beauty in the letting go. This journal is here to help you walk through that truth one week at a time, with space for Scripture, reflection, and honest prayer. Here’s how to make it meaningful for you:
Before you even open to the week’s page, pause. Take a breath. Let your shoulders drop. Whisper a short prayer: “Lord, meet me here.”
This isn’t about rushing through—it’s about showing up.
Each week begins with a verse chosen to anchor you. Don’t skim it—linger. Read it out loud. Write it in your own words. Let it settle into your spirit like leaves resting on the ground.
The short reflection for each week is like a guidepost, pointing you back to God’s presence. Read it as if He’s speaking directly to you. Circle or underline words that tug at your heart.
Each page offers a simple prayer to help you begin. Read it slowly and then add your own words. If all you can manage is tears or silence, that counts too. God hears it all.
The prompts are not homework—they’re invitations. Write what comes to mind, whether it’s one sentence or three pages. Use the space for messy, raw, unedited thoughts. You’re not writing for anyone else but you and God.
This isn’t just a one-and-done. Come back to the same Scripture or prompts during the week. Add new notes, fresh prayers, or things you notice God showing you in daily life.
Miss a day? That’s okay. This journal is not about perfection, it’s about presence. Just pick up where you left off. God isn’t keeping score—He’s keeping you.
Remember: Faith is rebuilt slowly, like a harvest in season. One prayer at a time. One Scripture at a time. One moment of surrender at a time. Let this journal be your quiet companion as you discover beauty in the broken places and hope in the falling leaves.
Down here in South Louisiana, August doesn’t ask, it insists. The sun hangs heavy in the sky, the soil cracks dry beneath our feet, and the air itself seems to whisper: “slow down… settle in.” This is a month for root work, for stripping away the extra and tending to what matters most.
And that’s exactly what this calendar is for.
Not hustle. Not checklists.
Just coming back home, to your heart, your hope, and your faith.
An invitation to rebuild. Not from scratch, but from the sacred center of who you are in Christ.
Every day offers a simple Scripture and focus, just a drop of truth to steep in your spirit like a good cup of sweet tea. Don’t rush it. Don’t strive. This isn’t about keeping up, it’s about staying close.
1. Start with Silence
Before you even read the verse, take a breath. Let your shoulders drop. Let the noise hush. Whether you're standing at the sink, driving to work, or rocking a baby in the dark, pause. Make room for the Holy Spirit to speak.
2. Read the Word Like It’s Alive (Because It Is)
Each Scripture was chosen to anchor you in truth, to remind you of who God is when life gets loud. Read it slowly. Read it again. Whisper it out loud. Let it get down deep.
3. Let the Focus Settle Over You
Each day's focus isn't a task, it's a truth to carry in your spirit. Like dew on a morning leaf, let it gently rest on your thoughts throughout the day. Ask God, “What are You trying to rebuild in me today?”
4. Pray Simply, Sincerely
You don’t need fancy words. Just real ones. Use the verse to shape your prayer. Maybe it sounds like, “Lord, teach me to trust again,” or “Help me lay this down.” Maybe some days, it’s just tears. That counts too.
5. Revisit as Needed
Miss a day? Grace is built in. This isn’t about perfect attendance, it’s about presence. Come back when you’re ready. God’s not going anywhere.
We don’t rebuild faith with grand gestures. We rebuild it by returning to the basics:
One Scripture at a time
One whispered prayer
One surrendered moment in a messy, holy day
This weekly calendar won’t give you all the answers, but it will give you space to be held by the One who holds it all together.
Print it. Pin it. Save it to your phone.
But most importantly, live it.
Because friend, your faith was never meant to fall apart.
It was meant to hold, even in the August heat.
Download your copy and let’s grow together, one day at a time.
This month we’re not rushing, we’re rooting.
We’re taking time to reflect, surrender, and create space for something new. And that’s exactly what this July Reflection Journal is here for.
Over the next four weeks, we’ll walk through a spiritual garden of sorts, pausing to notice what’s growing, pruning what’s not, and trusting the Gardener’s hand in every part of the process.
Inside this free journal, you’ll find:
Weekly Scriptures to anchor your time with God
Guided reflection prompts that meet you right where you are
Challenges that help you live out what you’re learning
Journaling space to process, pray, and pour out your heart
A final monthly reflection to help you carry this surrendered spirit forward
Whether you’re blooming, waiting, healing, or just hanging on, this journal is for you. No perfection required, just a willing heart and a little quiet space to meet with God.
Download your copy, grab your pen, and let’s grow together, one page at a time.
Summer in the South teaches us something sacred: when the heat rises, we lighten our load. We shed the layers, slow the pace, and sip sweet tea on the porch while the breeze whispers peace. That same invitation is woven into our faith.
This month, as we step into the Freedom to Flourish series, we start by letting go.
Letting go of old wounds.
Letting go of unrealistic expectations.
Letting go of the lie that we have to carry it all alone.
Hebrews 12:1 reminds us to “lay aside every weight,” and Psalm 55:22 says to “cast your burden on the Lord.” He’s not asking you to fake strength, He’s offering to carry what’s too heavy.
Let it go, friend. Not because it doesn’t matter, but because you do.
Use these prayer card throughout the weeks as a gentle reminder: You don’t have to hold onto everything. Some things are meant to be released, like steam rising from a gumbo pot or worries left in the hush of a quiet bayou.
Take a deep breath.
Whisper the prayer.
And step into the lightness only God can give.
Celebrate the strength, faith, and legacy of women with the Graceful Strength May Journal—a beautifully crafted faith-based resource that highlights powerful women of the Bible alongside the soulful spirit of Louisiana Creole heritage.
This Christian journal is perfect for women seeking spiritual growth, reflection, and encouragement. With weekly devotionals featuring Hannah, Deborah, Mary, and the Proverbs 31 woman, you'll explore how biblical wisdom and courageous faith can shape your everyday life. Each week includes Scripture, journal prompts, and cultural inspiration rooted in the legacy of praying grandmothers, wise community leaders, and women of grace.
What’s Included:
4 weekly reflections with Scripture & prompts
Mother’s Day prayer & blessing
Printable Scripture cards (6 verses)
Lined journal space for personal prayers & thoughts
Click the link below to download your free copy of Graceful Strength May Journal
➡️ Download the Journal
Let this guided journal help you grow closer to God while honoring the women who lead with love, strength, and faith.
Easter is not just a celebration—it’s the foundation of our faith! This month, we are embracing renewal, letting go of burdens, and stepping boldly into the purpose God has for us. To guide your reflections and prayers, I’ve created the April Journal: Risen & Renewed—a resource designed to strengthen your faith and encourage spiritual growth.
This journal is divided into four weekly sections, each focusing on a key aspect of resurrection living:
Week 1: Embracing New Life
Reflect on what it means to live in Christ’s victory.
Reflection Prompts:
What does new life in Christ mean to me right now?
How have I seen God bring renewal in my life this month?
Week 2: Letting Go
Surrender your fears, doubts, and burdens to the Lord.
Reflection Prompts:
What burdens do I need to release to God?
How can I make space for God’s peace?
Week 3: Living Boldly
Step out in faith and courage.
Reflection Prompts:
What does bold faith look like for me?
Where is God calling me to step out in courage?
Week 4: Prayer & Praise
Reflect on God’s faithfulness and fill your heart with gratitude.
Reflection Prompts:
Who can I encourage this month?
What am I praising God for this month?
Set aside time each day or week to work through the reflections.
Use the journal alongside your Bible for deeper understanding.
Share your insights with a friend or accountability partner.
Click the link below to download your free copy of the April Journal: Risen & Renewed:
➡️ Download the Journal
As we step into this season of renewal, embrace God’s truth, reflect on His Word, and step forward in bold faith. Let this be a month where you experience the fullness of resurrection power in your life!
I’d love to hear how this journal impacts your faith journey. Share your thoughts in the comments below. Let’s grow together in Christ!
Blessings,
Liz
Life is full of battles—some seen, some unseen. Every day, we face challenges that test our faith, shake our confidence, and try to pull us away from God’s truth. But as believers, we are not defenseless. God has given us everything we need to stand strong, walk boldly, and fight victoriously.
This month, our March Journal: The Full Armor of God is designed to help you put on God’s protection daily, preparing your heart and mind to face whatever comes your way with confidence in Christ.
In Ephesians 6:10-18, Paul reminds us that our battles aren’t just physical but spiritual. The enemy works through fear, doubt, and discouragement, trying to weaken our faith and shake our identity in Christ.
"Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes." – Ephesians 6:10-11
This scripture reminds us that strength doesn’t come from us—it comes from the Lord. When we suit up in His armor, we are equipped to stand firm, fight back, and claim victory in every battle.
This guided journal is broken down into weekly reflections on each piece of the Armor of God, with scripture readings, journal prompts, and prayer reflections to help you apply these truths to your life.
Read & Reflect – Take time each week to study the scripture and ask God to reveal His truth.
Journal Your Thoughts – Use the prompts to dig deeper, process struggles, and celebrate victories.
Pray with Purpose – Ask God for strength, wisdom, and guidance as you walk in His protection.
Take Action – Live out your faith boldly, knowing that you are fully equipped in Christ.
To help you dive deeper, I’ve created a free March Journal: The Full Armor of God, filled with:
Weekly scripture readings
Guided journal prompts
Reflection questions
Space for personal prayers & victories
Download your free copy here: The Full Armor of God
You are not alone in this battle. God has given you everything you need to stand firm, fight back, and walk boldly in faith.
This month, let’s commit to wearing the full armor of God daily, staying grounded in His truth, and walking with confidence in the victory He has already won for us.
Which piece of armor do you feel God is calling you to focus on this month? Share in the comments—I’d love to pray for you!
As we step into February, a month often associated with love, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the greatest love of all—God’s unfailing love for us. This month, our blog series, "Rooted in His Love," is all about understanding, living out, and sharing the love of Christ.
To help you dive deeper into this theme, I’ve created the February Journal: Rooted in His Love—a resource designed to guide your reflections, prayers, and spiritual growth throughout the month.
This journal is divided into four weekly sections, each focusing on a specific aspect of love as we explore scripture and practical ways to apply it in our lives:
Week 1: The Heart of Love – Understanding God’s Unfailing Love for You
Reflect on God’s perfect, unconditional love and how it shapes your identity.
Week 2: Love Your Neighbor – Cultivating Christlike Relationships
Discover ways to build stronger, grace-filled relationships with those around you.
Week 3: Single and Satisfied – Finding Fulfillment in Christ
Embrace contentment and purpose in Christ during your season of singleness.
Week 4: Love in Action – Serving Others with a Christlike Heart
Learn how to live out God’s love through acts of kindness and service.
Each week includes:
Key scripture passages to meditate on.
Reflection prompts to guide your thoughts and prayers.
Space to journal your responses and personal insights.
Set aside time each day or week to work through the reflections and prompts.
Use the journal alongside your Bible to deepen your understanding of God’s Word.
Share what you’re learning with a friend or accountability partner for encouragement.
Click the link below to download your free copy of the February Journal: Rooted in His Love:
➡️ Download the Journal
As we explore God’s love this month, I encourage you to fully embrace His truth, reflect on His Word, and step out in faith to love and serve those around you.
I’d love to hear how this journal impacts your walk with God! Share your thoughts, insights, or even your favorite journal entries in the comments below. Let’s encourage one another as we grow deeper in His love.
Blessings,
Liz
As we step into a new year, there’s no better time to reflect on God’s promises and align our hearts with His will. That’s why I’ve created a Monthly Journal: Trusting God with Your Year to help you dive deeper into your faith journey, one week at a time.
This journal is designed to guide you through scripture, prayer, and reflection as you surrender your plans and goals to God. Each week focuses on a key theme:
Week 1: Trusting God with Your Year
Week 2: Decluttering Your Heart
Week 3: Setting Kingdom Goals
Week 4: Strength for the Journey
Use this journal to:
Write heartfelt prayers of surrender.
Reflect on scripture and how it applies to your life.
Set intentional goals that glorify God and serve others.
Download the journal and begin this transformative journey today!
May this journal bless your heart and bring you closer to God’s purpose for your life. Let’s walk into this year with faith, hope, and trust in His perfect plan!