Know Him. Heal. Have Peace.

Know Him. Heal. Have Peace.

A 30-Day Journal for Women — by NeoGrace.W

If you picked this up, something in you is tired.

Maybe you've been carrying a hurt for years and have learned to smile around it. Maybe you've been in church your whole life and still feel you don't really know God. Maybe you simply can't remember the last time you felt at peace.

This journal will not fix you in thirty days. It will do something better: it will put you in front of the One who can, one verse and one honest page at a time.

How it works

Each day is a two-page spread:

• One Bible verse, read slowly
• A short reflection written to you, not at you
• Two honest questions with space to answer
• A full page to write to God — it begins with "Lord," and you finish it
• A one-line prayer to close the day

Fifteen minutes at night, after the house is quiet. That's all it takes.

Three parts, ten days each

Know Him (Days 1–10) — Before anything can heal, you need to know who is holding you.

Heal (Days 11–20) — Bringing Him the places that still hurt: the wound, the lost years, the person you haven't forgiven.

Have Peace (Days 21–30) — Learning to receive the peace He has been waiting to give you all along.

What you get

• 73-page PDF, formatted at 6×9 inches
• Print it at home, at a cyber, or write in it on your tablet with any PDF app
• Instant download after payment
• Verses from the World English Bible

Who it's for

The woman who is grieving. The woman who is rebuilding after a relationship, a loss, a season she can't explain. The woman who prays but feels far. The woman who wants to know God, not just know about Him. And the friend, sister, or daughter you want to give it to.

This is the companion journal to She Rises Again, a 90-day devotional for women reclaiming their strength — but it stands on its own.

You don't have to be a good writer. You don't have to have the right words. You only have to be honest — because He already knows, and He isn't going anywhere.

You are more loved than you know.

This journal offers spiritual encouragement and is not a substitute for medical or mental-health care.