Women's 3 Day Devotional
Jan 11, 2026 - Women’s 3-Day Reflection Guide: Faithful Subjects in God's Kingdom
Day 1: Embracing God’s Guidance and Nurturing Wisdom
Morning Reflection:
Scripture Reading: Proverbs 4:7, 2 Chronicles 18:1-34
Prioritize seeking God's wisdom through prayer and Scripture to guide your life's path amidst a world full of distractions.
Reflection:
As women, we often juggle multiple roles and responsibilities, making the pursuit of God’s wisdom essential. The story of King Jehoshaphat reminds us to discern God’s voice above the noise. In our lives, are we pausing long enough to listen to God’s guidance, or are we rushing from task to task?
Questions:
What specific areas of your life require God’s guidance right now?
How can you create a routine that prioritizes quiet time with God amidst your daily responsibilities?
Evening Reflection:
Reflect on today’s moments where God’s presence felt evident. How did you make room for His guidance?
Day 2: Cultivating Justice, Compassion, and Mercy
Morning Reflection:
Scripture Reading: Zechariah 7:9-10, Jeremiah 9:23-24
Live out justice, mercy, and compassion, reflecting God’s heart for the marginalized and underserved.
Reflection:
In our communities and relationships, there are countless opportunities to enact justice and extend mercy. As nurturers and caregivers, we are uniquely positioned to serve with compassion. How can we ensure our actions align with God’s call for justice?
Questions:
Who are the “widow, orphan, foreigner, and poor” in your life that God is inviting you to serve?
How can your compassion and mercy transform one of your relationships today?
Evening Reflection:
Consider how you expressed kindness and justice today. What did you observe about the impact on those you interacted with, and on your heart?
Day 3: Embracing Humility and Courage
Morning Reflection:
Scripture Reading: John 13:12-15, Mark 9:35
Lead with humility and courage, demonstrating love and service in all your interactions.
Reflection:
Women have the inherent capacity to lead through love and nurture. Jesus’ act of washing the disciples’ feet exemplifies servant leadership, which calls for humility and courage. Reflect on how you can incorporate these principles in your roles as mothers, friends, and professionals.
Questions:
Where in your life are you called to lead with humility, even when it’s challenging?
Identify a situation that requires courage. How can you invite God to strengthen you for this task?
Evening Reflection:
Reflect on a moment today when you demonstrated humility or courage. How did it feel, and how was it received by others?
Conclusion Prayer:
Lord, as we finish this time of reflection, we thank you for your love and wisdom. Empower us to daily seek you, embody your justice, and lead with humility and courage. Guide our hearts and actions to be aligned with your word and your will. Amen.
Morning Reflection:
Scripture Reading: Proverbs 4:7, 2 Chronicles 18:1-34
Prioritize seeking God's wisdom through prayer and Scripture to guide your life's path amidst a world full of distractions.
Reflection:
As women, we often juggle multiple roles and responsibilities, making the pursuit of God’s wisdom essential. The story of King Jehoshaphat reminds us to discern God’s voice above the noise. In our lives, are we pausing long enough to listen to God’s guidance, or are we rushing from task to task?
Questions:
What specific areas of your life require God’s guidance right now?
How can you create a routine that prioritizes quiet time with God amidst your daily responsibilities?
Evening Reflection:
Reflect on today’s moments where God’s presence felt evident. How did you make room for His guidance?
Day 2: Cultivating Justice, Compassion, and Mercy
Morning Reflection:
Scripture Reading: Zechariah 7:9-10, Jeremiah 9:23-24
Live out justice, mercy, and compassion, reflecting God’s heart for the marginalized and underserved.
Reflection:
In our communities and relationships, there are countless opportunities to enact justice and extend mercy. As nurturers and caregivers, we are uniquely positioned to serve with compassion. How can we ensure our actions align with God’s call for justice?
Questions:
Who are the “widow, orphan, foreigner, and poor” in your life that God is inviting you to serve?
How can your compassion and mercy transform one of your relationships today?
Evening Reflection:
Consider how you expressed kindness and justice today. What did you observe about the impact on those you interacted with, and on your heart?
Day 3: Embracing Humility and Courage
Morning Reflection:
Scripture Reading: John 13:12-15, Mark 9:35
Lead with humility and courage, demonstrating love and service in all your interactions.
Reflection:
Women have the inherent capacity to lead through love and nurture. Jesus’ act of washing the disciples’ feet exemplifies servant leadership, which calls for humility and courage. Reflect on how you can incorporate these principles in your roles as mothers, friends, and professionals.
Questions:
Where in your life are you called to lead with humility, even when it’s challenging?
Identify a situation that requires courage. How can you invite God to strengthen you for this task?
Evening Reflection:
Reflect on a moment today when you demonstrated humility or courage. How did it feel, and how was it received by others?
Conclusion Prayer:
Lord, as we finish this time of reflection, we thank you for your love and wisdom. Empower us to daily seek you, embody your justice, and lead with humility and courage. Guide our hearts and actions to be aligned with your word and your will. Amen.