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Deep Calls to Deep: Finding God’s Presence in the Depths of Grief is a 22-week devotional designed to walk gently with you through one of life’s hardest journeys.

In seasons of loss, words can feel too heavy and days too long. This devotional offers short, steady reflections—one for each day—rooted in God’s Word and written to bring comfort, reassurance, and hope. With a rhythm of Scripture, brief insights, journal questions, and prayer, you’ll find a companion that meets you in the depths and reminds you of God’s unfailing presence.

Organized into seven parts, each with a weekly anchor Scripture, Deep Calls to Deep provides grounding and gentle guidance as you move from surviving the waves of grief to finding strength, peace, and hope in God’s promises.

While written especially for first-year widows, these devotionals extend comfort to anyone experiencing grief. This book is not about being “fixed.” It is about being faithfully covered—by God, and by a community that sees you.

✨ When paired with Divine Edentity, Volume One: Self-Esteem, which contains 30 weeks of devotionals, readers gain the option of a full 52-week journey—one year of daily encouragement, faith, and resilience-building.

Take this journey one day at a time. Let God’s presence meet you in the depths. Here’s a sample from Day One to give you a sense of what you’ll find in these pages.

Week 1: The Deep Waters

Anchor: Isaiah 43:2a

Psalm Pair: Psalm 69:1–2

Small Action-Big Win: Get dressed for the day

Day 1 (Date: ________) – When You Pass Through the Waters

Scripture: “When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you.” — Isaiah 43:2a

Reflection: The days after loss can feel like drowning—waves of sorrow, questions, and silence. God does not promise we won’t face the waters, but He promises we will never face them alone. His presence does not remove the storm, but it keeps you from being consumed by it.

Psalm Pair: “Save me, O God, for the waters have come up to my neck. I sink in the miry depths, where there is no foothold. I have come into the deep waters; the floods engulf me.” — Psalm 69:1–2

Journal Questions:

Where do you feel the waters are highest right now?
How might God be quietly with you in those places?

Prayer for Today:Lord, as I face these overwhelming waters, remind me that You are beside me, even here.