Women's 3 Day Devotional
Nov 16, 2025 - Women's 3-Day Reflection Guide: Embracing Humility and Teachability
Day 1: Understanding Pride and Its Impact
Morning Reflection: Begin your day by reading Proverbs 16:18-19: "Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall. It is better to be lowly in spirit with the afflicted than to share the spoils with the proud."
Personal Reflection:
How does pride manifest in your life? Consider your relationships, decision-making, and spiritual journey.
Reflect on a time when pride might have inhibited your ability to grow or connect with others. How did it impact you and those around you?
Prayer Prompt: Ask God to reveal areas where pride may be holding you back from being teachable, and pray for the humility to learn from every situation and every person.
Evening Reflection:
Consider the societal expectations placed on women and how they might contribute to feelings of pride or insecurity. How can you combat these influences with a spirit of humility?
Reflect on Ephesians 4:1-3 and consider how these virtues can enhance unity within your family, friendships, and community.
Questions for Journaling:
In what ways can humility be a source of strength for you as a woman?
How can adopting a lowly spirit with the afflicted change your perspective on collaboration and leadership?
Day 2: Teachability and the Pursuit of Truth
Morning Reflection: Read Proverbs 18:15: "The discerning person acquires knowledge, and the wise person seeks knowledge."
Personal Reflection:
Think of a particular area in your life where you feel challenged to be teachable. Why is it difficult to remain open in this area?
Reflect on how women in different life stages, whether single, married, career-driven, or homemakers, might uniquely experience challenges in remaining teachable.
Prayer Prompt: Pray for discernment to recognize opportunities for learning and growth, especially from unexpected sources or situations.
Evening Reflection:
In what ways might fear of failure or rejection be hindering your openness to new ideas or experiences? Reflect on the pressures women face to "have it all together" and how this can impact teachability.
Consider how being open-minded can enhance your spiritual and personal growth. How can you balance this with holding firm to essential teachings and beliefs?
Questions for Journaling:
Recall a time when changing your opinion led to personal or spiritual growth. What facilitated that change, and what did you learn from the process?
How can you create more space in your life for listening and learning?
Day 3: Fostering Unity and Celebrating Diversity
Morning Reflection: Read Ephesians 4:1-3 again, focusing on "making every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace."
Personal Reflection:
Reflect on the various communities you are part of (family, friends, church, workplace). How can humility and teachability strengthen these relationships?
Consider how diverse perspectives among women contribute to a richer faith community. In what ways might you encourage this diversity while maintaining unity?
Prayer Prompt: Ask for the Holy Spirit's guidance to foster unity in your circles and to embrace diversity as a source of strength and learning.
Evening Reflection:
How can you actively contribute to bridging divides, whether they be ideological, emotional, or spiritual, in your community?
Reflect on ways you can celebrate and encourage the stories and experiences of other women, recognizing them as a gift to your collective journey.
Questions for Journaling:
What steps can you take to be more open to differing perspectives while remaining anchored in your core beliefs?
How has your understanding of unity and diversity evolved through this reflection guide? What changes do you feel called to make moving forward?
Use these reflections and questions to deepen your understanding of humility and teachability in your life, embracing the unique ways God is working through and with you. Consider discussing your insights with other women to further enrich your journey.
Morning Reflection: Begin your day by reading Proverbs 16:18-19: "Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall. It is better to be lowly in spirit with the afflicted than to share the spoils with the proud."
Personal Reflection:
How does pride manifest in your life? Consider your relationships, decision-making, and spiritual journey.
Reflect on a time when pride might have inhibited your ability to grow or connect with others. How did it impact you and those around you?
Prayer Prompt: Ask God to reveal areas where pride may be holding you back from being teachable, and pray for the humility to learn from every situation and every person.
Evening Reflection:
Consider the societal expectations placed on women and how they might contribute to feelings of pride or insecurity. How can you combat these influences with a spirit of humility?
Reflect on Ephesians 4:1-3 and consider how these virtues can enhance unity within your family, friendships, and community.
Questions for Journaling:
In what ways can humility be a source of strength for you as a woman?
How can adopting a lowly spirit with the afflicted change your perspective on collaboration and leadership?
Day 2: Teachability and the Pursuit of Truth
Morning Reflection: Read Proverbs 18:15: "The discerning person acquires knowledge, and the wise person seeks knowledge."
Personal Reflection:
Think of a particular area in your life where you feel challenged to be teachable. Why is it difficult to remain open in this area?
Reflect on how women in different life stages, whether single, married, career-driven, or homemakers, might uniquely experience challenges in remaining teachable.
Prayer Prompt: Pray for discernment to recognize opportunities for learning and growth, especially from unexpected sources or situations.
Evening Reflection:
In what ways might fear of failure or rejection be hindering your openness to new ideas or experiences? Reflect on the pressures women face to "have it all together" and how this can impact teachability.
Consider how being open-minded can enhance your spiritual and personal growth. How can you balance this with holding firm to essential teachings and beliefs?
Questions for Journaling:
Recall a time when changing your opinion led to personal or spiritual growth. What facilitated that change, and what did you learn from the process?
How can you create more space in your life for listening and learning?
Day 3: Fostering Unity and Celebrating Diversity
Morning Reflection: Read Ephesians 4:1-3 again, focusing on "making every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace."
Personal Reflection:
Reflect on the various communities you are part of (family, friends, church, workplace). How can humility and teachability strengthen these relationships?
Consider how diverse perspectives among women contribute to a richer faith community. In what ways might you encourage this diversity while maintaining unity?
Prayer Prompt: Ask for the Holy Spirit's guidance to foster unity in your circles and to embrace diversity as a source of strength and learning.
Evening Reflection:
How can you actively contribute to bridging divides, whether they be ideological, emotional, or spiritual, in your community?
Reflect on ways you can celebrate and encourage the stories and experiences of other women, recognizing them as a gift to your collective journey.
Questions for Journaling:
What steps can you take to be more open to differing perspectives while remaining anchored in your core beliefs?
How has your understanding of unity and diversity evolved through this reflection guide? What changes do you feel called to make moving forward?
Use these reflections and questions to deepen your understanding of humility and teachability in your life, embracing the unique ways God is working through and with you. Consider discussing your insights with other women to further enrich your journey.