The Women Who Collection
Six faith-based workbooks for the woman becoming more honest, courageous, discerning, and obedient in the life God is calling her to live.
The second collection
More than thinking about change.
The Women Who is a guided workbook collection created for women who are ready to do more than simply think about change. They are ready to engage it.
Through thoughtful storytelling, women of the Bible, relatable modern-day stories, Scripture, self-reflection, interactive activities, practical faith tools, and real-life challenges, each workbook explores a different part of becoming.
You'll meet the woman in Scripture, the woman in the story, and eventually, the woman staring back at you from the page.
Throughout each workbook, you'll be invited to recognize your patterns, tell the truth about where you are, seek God for wisdom, and take practical steps beyond the page.
Meet the women
Two stories. One question.
The Woman Who Asked
Meet Hannah + Nia
One woman brought the desire she could no longer hide before God. The other had become so good at being "fine" that she almost forgot how to admit she needed anything at all.
What have I taught myself not to ask for?
The Woman Who Started
Meet Ruth + Leah
One stepped into an unfamiliar field without knowing what the future held. The other had spent years preparing for something she still hadn't begun.
What am I waiting to know before I'm willing to start?
The Woman Who Spoke
Meet Esther + Camille
One had to decide whether remaining silent was safer than using the influence she had been given. The other always knew exactly what she should have said, usually after the moment had passed.
Where has silence become more expensive than being seen?
The Woman Who Walked Away
Meet Naomi + Danielle
One left a place that held both history and heartbreak. The other kept telling herself she couldn't leave because she had already invested too much.
What can I no longer carry?
The Woman Who Stayed
Meet Mary Magdalene + Tasha
One remained present when others had gone. The other had to learn that discomfort is not always an exit sign.
What actually deserves my continued devotion?
The Woman Who Finished
Meet the Woman at Bethany
One gave what was hers to give and was remembered by Jesus with the words, "She did what she could." The other has plenty of beautiful beginnings but very few endings.
What is mine to faithfully complete?
These are not workbooks about becoming six different women.
They are about recognizing that, at different points in our lives, we may need to become every one of them.
Because sometimes faith asks you to speak.
Sometimes it asks you to release.
Sometimes it asks you to remain.
Sometimes it simply asks you to begin.
And sometimes, the next step in becoming the woman God is calling you to be is finally doing the thing you already know is yours to do.
Which woman are you becoming?
Right now, do you need to...
Choose the word that feels closest. There is no wrong answer, only an honest one.
Coming January 2027
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