-
Devotional Diva is Not Inactive!
What’s up divas? Happy Sunday. I just got back from a beautiful long road trip vacation with my family and I’m catching up on lots of things. I have a ton of things going on in my life right now — even more than usual. And if you followed me for very long at all, you know how dramatic my little military life can be. There’s always something, right? Murphy’s Law. I’m still having health struggles, and it’s just a constant matter of doctors appointments, keeping up with treatments like physical therapy and regular testing. I don’t wanna complain too much about it. I live in a lot of pain…
-
I’m Still Devoted: Holy Week 2024
Editor’s Note: This is a guest blog written by Devotional Diva’s very own founder, Renee Fisher (@reneefisherauthor). I’m so happy and thankful she felt this devotional on her heart and wanted to share it with us here on Devotional Diva for Easter. I have even more encouraging content coming up for y’all this spring. In the meantime, be sure to check out @therealdevotionaldiva account on Instagram to get caught up on the Scripture Gardening inspiration + devotional prompts I’ve been posting. Happy Easter. He is Risen. So Jacob served seven years for Rachel, and they seemed to him but a few days because of the love he had for her.”…
-
Grow Your Scripture Garden!
-
A Love Letter to Christmas
Merry Christmas Divas! Man, I prayed all fall and December for words or meaning or a theme from God to share with you all here on Devotional Diva. I always do something special on Devotional Diva for Christmas, because it’s my favorite holiday, of course. But nothing came. No guidance, no whispers, no inspiration, no creativity. Not until today, in my shower of all places. And now I’m proud to say I wrote this special little diddy just in the NICK of time. (No pun intended Saint Nick.) When I was a kid, we always spent Christmas Eve at my grandmother‘s house. It was magical. My grandmother was and is…
-
A Millennial Mom Look at Burn Out in Faith, Motherhood, and Modern Life
Editor’s note: This is a guest blog by Candice Jeneé. I connected with Candice on TikTok and asked her to share her wisdom on Devotional Diva! Thanks God and the algorithm for bringing us together, and thank you Candice for replying to my unhinged super long comments (not to mention this fab devotional ❤️) This article has been harder to write than I thought it would be. Perhaps because life is crazy just when we need it to be calm. Or perhaps because right after deciding I wanted to write it, my own type of burnout kicked in. Or, perhaps because as an author, mom, business owner, and ministry wife,…
-
My Self-imposed Shame
Hi, it’s me. I have a few things on my mind that I’d like to chat about today. If you follow me on social media at all, I have been, or have been trying, to be more open about all of the health issues going on in my life at the moment. Keeping all of my problems in my life hidden (even from friends and family) is just a habit that I have started somewhere along the line. I’m starting to realize that is super unhealthy for me. Like, I can be private and sensible, but totally hiding everything is starting to make me feel like my problems are something…
-
The Day I Became a Christian – Gloriel’s Testimony
Editor’s Note: Happy Sunday, friends! This is a wonderful woman named Gloriel’s testimony about the day she became a Christian! I hope you’re enjoying reading these devotionals each Sunday this summer. (And P.S. – if you want to share your own testimony, email me!! Maggie@DevotionalDiva.com The Day I Became a Christian -Gloriel’s Testimony Easter 2021 was a day that forever changed my life; It was the day I became a Christian. I remember that day as if it were yesterday. My husband was outside with one of our nephews, and so I decided to go upstairs and find something to watch on YouTube. Since it was Easter, there were a bunch of videos about Jesus…
-
The “I” in the Middle
Editor’s Note: This is a guest story by June E Titus, who is a veteran Diva and great friend. Thank you June for joining Spiritual Summer Sundays! The “I” in the Middle Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall. Proverbs 16: 18 When pride comes, then comes disgrace, but with the humble is wisdom. Proverbs 11: 12 The big joke of the term “pride” is the “I” in the middle. When I am in the middle of all my aspirations and efforts, the best expectations are for a fall, or worse, disgrace. First hand experiences are the best way to describe this. While I was sickly…
-
When life isn’t how you thought it would be
When Life Isn’t How You Thought It Would Be (Warning: some TMI body stuff here) Hello again ♥️ Now that it is well and truly summer, I am beginning a new series, Spiritual Summer Sundays. This is a devotional by me, (THE Devotional Diva) Maggie Winterton. If you’d like to share your story here, email me: maggie@devotionaldiva.com I have to say my life is not the way I would’ve pictured it would be at age 31. Perhaps that’s not the most elegant way to state it, but there it is. I never, ever in 1 million years thought that I would have virtually everything I ever wanted, but be crippled…
-
An Empty Easter (Renee Returns!)
Editor’s Note: An Empty Easter is Founder Renee Fisher’s return! Thank you Renee for this guest post! Remember, Divas, submissions are open INDEFINITELY 🙂 “Then he was afraid, and he arose and ran for his life…and came and sat down under a broom tree. And he asked that he might die, saying, ‘It is enough; now, O Lord, take away my life, for I am no better than my fathers.’” 1 Kings 19:3-4 ESV Elijah didn’t have the strength or the patience to continue. He thought his life was over. So he ran to an empty cave and asked God to die. “God has a different read on the whole situation.…