NOURISHED: Daughters and Crowns Devotional (PDF)

Daughters and Crowns

A 40-Day Devotional for Girls and Women Who Feel Forgotten, Wounded, or Worthless — and Are Ready to Remember Who They Are

Daughters and Crowns is a raw, protective, and deeply compassionate devotional written from the voice of a father—not to control, shame, or lecture, but to stand guard.

This book was written for daughters who have been told lies about their worth.

For women who feel unseen by the church, misunderstood by men, or exhausted from trying to be strong alone.

For those carrying grief, shame, confusion, or quiet questions they were never allowed to ask.

Across 40 days, this devotional walks through:

    •    Identity

    •    Worth

    •    Purity without condemnation

    •    Strength without hardness

    •    Healing without denial

    •    Truth spoken gently—but clearly

Each day offers Scripture, reflection, and guidance that confronts cultural lies, spiritual distortions, and internal wounds with clarity, tenderness, and biblical truth.

This is not a “feel-good” book.

And it is not a rebuke.

It is a covering.

What Makes This Book Different

    •    Written from a father’s perspective—protective, honest, and grounded

    •    Addresses modern issues women quietly struggle with (identity, shame, sexuality, abandonment, fear, silence)

    •    Rooted fully in Scripture, not opinion or politics

    •    Speaks truth without minimizing pain

    •    Designed to be read slowly, prayerfully, and personally

This book does not rush hard topics.

It does not avoid the wounds.

And it does not leave readers alone with their questions.

Perfect For:

    •    Women seeking healing and identity in Christ

    •    Teen girls navigating pressure, confusion, or self-doubt

    •    Mothers reading alongside daughters

    •    Fathers wanting to speak life and protection over their girls

    •    Readers of Roots and Wolves (chatgpt://generic-entity?number=1) looking for its companion volume

A Final Word

If you have ever felt:

    •    Too broken to be loved

    •    Too loud to be accepted

    •    Too quiet to be noticed

    •    Or too far gone to be redeemed

This book was written with you in mind.

You were never meant to wear shame.

You were never meant to walk unguarded.

You were always meant for a crown.