Click Here to Purchase

A soulful devotional walking Black women through healing from spiritual wounds and rediscovering joy, purpose, and belonging in God.

When faith hurts but you still believe.

When community wounds you but you still want God.

When you’ve been unseen, unheard, or unprotected — yet you refuse to give up your faith story.

This is your devotional.

The D-Liber8 Path Devotional: Black Woman of Faith Edition is an eight-week spiritual journey designed for Black women who are ready to heal from church-based disappointments while holding on to their faith. Through a rhythm of reflection, journaling, affirmation, and growth, this devotional helps you rebuild your spiritual confidence and rediscover God’s presence—not as distant authority, but as your steadfast companion.

Each week guides you through one of eight transformational keys—Decision, Surrender, Presence, Perception, Boundaries, Perspective, Purpose, Persistence, and Potential—showing how each one unlocks the next until you stand fully rooted in resilience and freedom.

Grounded in Scripture and infused with cultural honesty, this devotional speaks directly to the heart of the Black woman who’s tired of surface-level faith talk. Inside these pages, you’ll find space to name your pain, reflect on your growth, and rest in the truth that you are still called, covered, and capable of rising again.

Using the Soul Garden Method, each day unfolds like a conversation between you and God—a rhythm of planting, watering, reflecting, and listening. You’ll move from surviving faith disappointments to thriving in spiritual wholeness.

Inside, you’ll experience:

Rooting Scriptures and Watering Words to anchor your faith.
Reflections and prompts written with your lived experience in mind.
Growth Actions to turn revelation into practice.
Culturally grounded encouragement reminding you that your story matters.

If you’ve ever whispered, “I love God, but church hurt me,” this devotional is your safe place to heal and grow.You’ll come away not just restored—but UNshaken in faith, UNalone in sisterhood, and UNafraid to live your purpose.