As women, we are constantly met with a flurry of opinions about how we should speak, behave, look, and live. One of the most beautiful and timeless portrayals of a truly virtuous woman is found in Proverbs 31—where King Lemuel shares the wisdom passed down from his mother about the kind of woman a king should honour. And yet, in today's fast-paced, image-driven world, measuring up to that standard can feel daunting—leaving many of us questioning our worth or falling short in our own eyes.My sister and I wrote this devotional anchored in the truths of Proverbs 31 and supported by other meaningful Scriptures, with the hope of gently encouraging, guiding, and uplifting every woman who reads it. Our aim is not to add pressure, but to remind each woman that becoming her best self is a journey, not a race. The bar may be high, yes—but so is God's grace. We will stumble, we will fall, but each day offers a new opportunity to rise and grow.You are worthy of the woman you are becoming.

As women, we are constantly met with a flurry of opinions about how we should speak, behave, look, and live. One of the most beautiful and timeless portrayals of a truly virtuous woman is found in Proverbs 31—where King Lemuel shares the wisdom passed down from his mother about the kind of woman a king should honour. And yet, in today's fast-paced, image-driven world, measuring up to that standard can feel daunting—leaving many of us questioning our worth or falling short in our own eyes.My sister and I wrote this devotional anchored in the truths of Proverbs 31 and supported by other meaningful Scriptures, with the hope of gently encouraging, guiding, and uplifting every woman who reads it. Our aim is not to add pressure, but to remind each woman that becoming her best self is a journey, not a race. The bar may be high, yes—but so is God's grace. We will stumble, we will fall, but each day offers a new opportunity to rise and grow.You are worthy of the woman you are becoming.

As women, we are constantly met with a flurry of opinions about how we should speak, behave, look, and live. One of the most beautiful and timeless portrayals of a truly virtuous woman is found in Proverbs 31—where King Lemuel shares the wisdom passed down from his mother about the kind of woman a king should honour. And yet, in today's fast-paced, image-driven world, measuring up to that standard can feel daunting—leaving many of us questioning our worth or falling short in our own eyes.My sister and I wrote this devotional anchored in the truths of Proverbs 31 and supported by other meaningful Scriptures, with the hope of gently encouraging, guiding, and uplifting every woman who reads it. Our aim is not to add pressure, but to remind each woman that becoming her best self is a journey, not a race. The bar may be high, yes—but so is God's grace. We will stumble, we will fall, but each day offers a new opportunity to rise and grow.You are worthy of the woman you are becoming.