About To God's Daughters
For countless women, harmful messages come from every direction—culture, relationships, churches, and even those entrusted to represent God. Some are spoken outright. Others are communicated through silence, exclusion, abuse of power, or expectations that women minimize themselves to be accepted. These messages can shape their relationships, their faith, and how they see themselves.
Drawing from more than twenty-five years of listening to women navigate abuse, spiritual harm, and misplaced teachings, as well as working directly with denominations on abuse-of-power issues, trauma therapist and advocate Dr. Heather Evans invites women to slow down, question what they have internalized, and discover what is actually true.
Through thirty foundational truths, Scripture reflections, guided questions, and somatic meditations, this trauma-informed devotional offers a practical pathway for replacing shame, self-blame, fear, and performance with a deeper understanding of God-given dignity, agency, worth, and purpose.
Healing takes time, repetition, and experiences that help us internalize new truths. Each bite-sized devotional offers space to reflect, reconnect with your body, and practice seeing yourself through a lens rooted in truth and the character of God. Audio meditations will be available upon the book's release.
Whether you are healing from abuse or spiritual harm, questioning messages you received from the church, or simply longing to live more fully into who God created you to be, these pages invite you to reflect, heal, and reclaim your voice.