Rooted & Worthy: Known — A 30-Day Journey to Finding Your Identity in Christ

Most of us know who we are at work. We know our roles, our responsibilities, our professional reputation.

But strip all of that away — after the 9-to-5, outside the inbox, beyond the performance review — and the question of who you actually are can feel surprisingly hard to answer.

Rooted & Worthy: Known is a 30-day devotional journal for that question. Not the curated version of you, not the performing version — the woman God actually made, who is known, held, and loved before she accomplishes a single thing.

WHAT'S INSIDE

- 30 daily devotional pages (scripture + reflection + affirmation + journal prompt)

- A welcome page guiding you on how to use the journal

- A closing reflection page to look back on how your understanding of yourself has shifted

- Beautifully designed, print-ready PDF (33 pages) — consistent with the full Rooted & Worthy series

TOPICS COVERED ACROSS THE 30 DAYS

- Daughter, not employee — who you are before the workday begins

- When your job becomes your identity

- Rest as identity, not reward

- The woman behind the title

- Created in God's image — what that actually means for how you see yourself

- When you don't know who you are anymore

- Healing from identities that pain gave you

- Belonging without needing to fit in

- Free from the need to prove yourself

- Identity rooted in grace, not performance

- The quiet life is not a lesser life

- Finding yourself in the quiet moments

- You are not what you have survived

- Known, held, beloved — the truest things about you

THIS IS THE STARTING POINT FOR THE WHOLE COLLECTION

This journal pairs with everything else in the Rooted & Worthy range. Start here to lay the foundation of who you are in Christ — then bring that into your goals (The Worthy Goals Planner), your career (Confidence at Work), and your relationships (Working Together).

HOW TO USE IT

Find a quiet 10 minutes — ideally before your day begins, before the roles kick in. Read slowly, speak the affirmation out loud, and answer the journal prompt honestly. This is between you and God — no performance required.