Christian Devotionals for the Journey
These Christian devotional books span seasons of loss, restoration, and return. They are not arguments or formulas, but reflections shaped by lived faith, honest struggle, and a steady movement toward God.
Each devotional represents a different stage of coming home.
You can read them in order, or begin where you are.
God’s Broken Vessels: Agents of Restoration
(Most Recent)
Discover Healing, Hope, and Purpose in Your Brokenness
This Christian devotional book is written for those who know they are not whole and no longer want to hide it. God’s Broken Vessels explores how God works through what has been fractured, worn down, or set aside.
Rather than focusing on self-improvement, this book centers on restoration, identity, and purpose through surrender. It speaks to healing not as theory, but as lived experience.
God’s Broken Vessels – Agents of Restoration is a powerful Christian devotional for anyone who has ever felt shattered by life’s trials, trauma, or past mistakes. With raw honesty and biblical truth, this book reveals how God doesn’t discard the broken—He transforms them into agents of healing and redemption.
Jesus Is…
Jesus Is… is a devotional that slows everything down.
Jesus Is… is a devotional focused on discovering the character of Jesus Christ through His names. In ancient times, names were not merely identifiers. They revealed nature, character, and essence. Scripture follows that same pattern, revealing who God is by the names He bears.
Each reflection in this Christian devotional book explores a name of God and what it reveals about who Jesus is to us. These names invite the reader to see Christ not as distant or abstract, but as present, personal, and deeply involved in the lives of those who seek Him.
Written for those who want to move beyond surface familiarity, this devotional encourages readers to slow down, reflect, and learn to see Jesus as who He truly is, not only who we have been told He is.
W.A.R. — Wisdom And Revelation
W.A.R. (Wisdom And Revelation) is the second of my Christian devotional books written. It is focused on discernment.
W.A.R. is a devotional and Bible study written during a season of deep trial, surrender, and learning to rely fully on God. It was formed not in comfort, but in the refining process of trust, obedience, and spiritual growth.
The title W.A.R. reflects a simple truth: spiritual formation requires preparation. Just as soldiers are trained before battle, believers are shaped through wisdom, revelation, and a growing understanding of who they are in Christ. As faith deepens and clarity increases, resistance often follows, not because we seek conflict, but because growth threatens darkness.
This book is written for those who sense they are being prepared for something more, even if they are unsure what that is yet. It does not promise ease, but it offers formation. It does not stir fear, but strengthens resolve.
I’m Born Again, Now What?
(The Earliest of my Christian devotional books)
Coming to faith in Jesus Christ is not the end of the journey.
It is the beginning.
Many believers remember the moment clearly, the prayer, the tears, the sense that something has changed. But soon after comes a quieter question that often goes unspoken: Now what? What does it actually mean to follow Christ day by day? How does faith move from a moment to a life?
I’m Born Again, Now What? was written for those standing at that beginning. It was born out of the author’s own experience of coming to faith and realizing that while salvation was real, direction was unclear. This devotional and study guide exists to help bridge that gap.
Written especially for new believers, but helpful for anyone returning to foundational questions, this book is meant to guide, steady, and encourage. It does not rush the journey or complicate it. Instead, it helps readers learn how to walk forward with Christ, one faithful step at a time.
An Invitation, Not a Pitch
These Christian devotional books are companions, not solutions.
Take what helps. Leave what doesn’t. Return to God honestly, at your own pace.
Each book is a marker on the road. You don’t need to read them all. Just begin where you are.