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"The heart of her husband safely trusts her; so he will have no lack of gain. She does him good and not evil all the days of her life." Proverbs 31:11-12 Welcome to the second month of our becoming journey. In the first installment of Project 31 , we combatted the lies of the enemy with Biblical truth and reclaimed what it means to be a woman of God by remembering our innate, God-given identity and worth. This month, our focus shifts and we begin to learn what living from our God-given identity actually looks like. One of our greatest roadblocks in our relationship with God is trust. In times of sorrow, we struggle to trust God's goodness and presence. In times of lack, we struggle to trust God's provision. In times of heartache, we struggle to trust God's love. And when others prove themselves untrustworthy, our trust issues can bleed into every other relationship, including our relationship with God. Our circumstances seek to shake our trust in the Lord, and when our trust in the Lord is shaken, so is everything else. We struggle to have hope. We struggle to remain faithful. We turn inward and feel the only option is to become self-reliant, independent, and strong. We turn away from our Father, like the Israelites who struggled to trust God to provide for them and protect them. And that action affects how we show up as a wife, friend, mother, employee, and daughter of the Most High God. Trust in the Lord is the essence of a Proverbs 31 woman. While Proverbs 31 refers to a wife  and is used as inspiration for wives, this scripture is inspiration for godly womanhood regardless of marital status. Additionally, we, as the church, are the wife of Christ. There are lessons we can take from Proverbs 31 as we prepare to be joined together with Christ in Heaven. In this installment of Project 31, all women are called to rebuild their trust in the Lord and learn how to be a safe place for others to place their trust. This devotional series is for: women of any age women desiring to strengthen their trust in the Lord women desiring to become the woman God has called them to be unmarried yet preparing (wives in the waiting) women who are currently married divorced women hoping for a second chance mature women looking to reconnect with their purpose as women of God Subscribe to continue reading and gain access to all previous and forthcoming Project 31 posts for a full year.

"Who can find a virtuous wife? For her worth is far above rubies." Proverbs 31:10 There are many narratives that circulate in Christian circles, in modern media, amongst regional groups and beyond about womanhood, femininity, and what it means to be a wife. But there is no greater narrative to buy into than the truth and God's word is the truth. In this first installment of Project 31 , we will combat the lies of the enemy and reclaim what it means to be a woman of God by remembering our innate, God-given identity and worth. While Proverbs 31 refers to a wife and is used as inspiration for wives, this scripture is inspiration for godly living regardless of marital status. This devotional series is for: women of any age women desiring to strengthen their identity in Christ women desiring to become the woman God has called them to be unmarried yet preparing (wives in the waiting) women who are currently married divorced women hoping for a second chance widowed women looking to reconnect with themselves and God

I am so excited to announce this new project. After deciding to take a hiatus from writing fiction, there were two specific projects that I feel God placed on my heart. The first, Wilderness: The Place Between Bondage and Promise, I've been working on quietly behind-the-scenes. This is a full-length Christian non-fiction book I want to keep close to my heart until it is finished. The second, is Project 31: A Year of Becoming A Proverbs 31 Woman . This project originated as a book idea, and I hope to expand it into a full-length book one day. But, for now, Project 31 is a devotional series which will feature one devotional essay each month for a year centered on a specific theme rooted in Proverbs 31. Each essay will include scripture reflections related to the Proverbs 31 theme, journal prompts for the reader, a monthly goal for intentional living, and a prayer for intentional becoming. The idea for this series was a combination of divine inspiration and my desire to make the most of my 31st year. Turning 30 was huge for me, as was the year that followed. I want my 31st year to be just as transformative, and every transformation begins with intention. The journey to becoming a Proverbs 31 woman--the woman God has called me to be--is one I hope to partake in and lead others on. Here is a closer look at the monthly themes grounded in Proverbs 31 I hope will inspire a year of intentional living and intentional becoming for me and all who join me. Month 1: Worth & Identity Month 2: Trust & Vulnerability Month 3: Work, Purpose, & Calling Month 4: Discipline & Daily Rhythm Month 5: Provision & Stewardship Month 6: Strength & Dignity Month 7: Compassion & Service Month 8: Home, Peace, & Environment Month 9: Wisdom & Discernment Month 10: Faithfulness In The Waiting Month 11: Joy & Delight Month 12: Legacy & Becoming If you'd like to join me for a year of intentional pursuit of the woman God has called you to be, click here to subscribe to this premium content. For a one-time payment of $12, you will gain access to all Project 31 content, which will not be available anywhere else. This journey begins March 2026, but you can join the journey at any point and go back and read the previously published content.