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A special note from reinvention strategist and life coach, Marshawn Evans Daniels

Every woman longs to be seen, selected, and significant. Isn’t it interesting that we long for what we already are? In the eyes of God, we’re already everything heaven ever wanted and more. But as women, we often don’t feel that way.

We wrestle with self-doubt, worry, perfectionism, toxic thinking, and surrender. And that’s just this morning! Navigating the twists and turns of a faith adventure with God isn’t always the picturesque garden stroll depicted. I used to feel a deep disconnect with how we “beautify” the gospel. It creates an impossible standard, leading us to feel as if we have to look and talk the part. If we don’t, we feel flawed, broken, and in need of so much work that we couldn’t possibly be ready for God to use us right now.

If you’ve ever felt that way, you’re not alone. It's my hope that during our time together, you’ll embrace the courage it takes to truly believe bigger about who you are, why you matter, and what you’re here to do right now for such a time as this.

Pillar 1: Daily Scripture

It’s important that we anchor our spiritual growth in the Word of God. It’s the soil that enables us to grow and multiply.

Pillar 2: Devotional Teaching

Each daily lesson is designed to give you a chance to place the Scripture in context and relate it to your personal life.

Pillar 3: Journaling Prompts

Guided journaling enables you to immediately engage the Holy Spirit with your specific questions.

Pillar 4: Bold Prayers

God already knows the desires of our heart, so simple + bold prayers make it easier for us to focus on intention instead of wordiness.

Sample Devotion Teaching

Purpose is not just a fancy way of finding your passion. It’s the process of entering God’s plan. It’s about discovering your divine assignment and fulfilling your God- given life mission. Here’s the thing: stepping into what God has for you will always require you to believe bigger. You see, to believe bigger means to believe beyond who you think you are. It requires you to be willing to see yourself as necessary, incredibly gifted, and limitlessly impactful. God neither consults your past nor your résumé when He maps out your future. And He isn’t confined to your passions either. Those are the things you’ve learned to do— your formed identity. But in order to enter a new level of impact and meaning, you must be willing to embrace your true born identity. How you see yourself will determine what you see for yourself.

Guided Journal Thought

How is your past—the ups and downs—possibly blocking you from believing in your untapped potential?

Guided Prayer to Pray

Lord, give me Your eyes to see myself the way You see me. Help me to grasp both the magnitude and the simplicity of Your higher calling and purpose for my life. And give me the courage to believe in what You have for me.

AMEN.