Faith & Formation Weekly Devotionals
Faith-filled reflections on modest fashion and purpose-led life.
Faith & Formation is a Scripture-rooted space offering Bible studies, devotionals, and prayer resources designed to support spiritual growth and Christ-centered living. It invites women to deepen their relationship with God while learning how faith shapes not only the heart, but also personal style. Here, modest fashion is approached as an outward expression of inner transformation—helping women align what they wear with biblical values, spiritual maturity, and a life lived with intention and grace.
CLOTHED IN TRUTH
A Daily Devotional for Faith, Alignment & Intentional Living
Purpose: To invite God into the everyday act of getting dressed—transforming routine into worship, alignment, and spiritual formation.
Recommended Rhythm: 7 days or 1 week
Read →WEEK 1: CLOTHED IN TRUTH
CLOTHED IN GLORY
A Bible Study on Identity, Sonship & Spiritual Authority
Purpose: To ground women deeply in their identity in Christ, anchoring their confidence in who they are in Him rather than in outward performance or societal expectations. This purpose is to help women dress, live, and show up in the world
Recommended Rhythm: 7 days or 1 week
Read →WEEK 2: CLOTHED IN GLORY
ADORNING THE INNER LIFE
A Bible Study on Modesty, Character & Quiet Strength
Purpose: To reframe modesty as inner alignment with the Spirit—cultivating beauty rooted in character, humility, and reverence for God rather than external display.
Recommended Rhythm: 7 days or 1 week
Read→WEEK 3: ADORNING THE INNER LIFE
WALKING WISELY
A Bible Study on Discernment, Stewardship & Intentional Living
Purpose: To help women cultivate spiritual discernment in daily decisions—learning to consume thoughtfully, steward resources faithfully, and live with clarity in a distracted world.
Recommended Rhythm: 7 days or 1 week
Read →WEEK 4: WALKING WISELY
God is not the author of suffering
Understanding the true character of God
In this video, we address a common misunderstanding about God and suffering. I answer 4 questions to help us understand how the origin of suffering does not point to God but it points to the enemy.
1. Who is God as it relates to suffering
2. What is the origin of Suffer
3. Why does God allow suffering
4. What do you do when you are going through a hard season of suffering?
January Bible Study
Renewed Mind, Refined Style
Scripture:
Romans 12:1–2 — Offering our lives to God and allowing Him to renew our minds.
Reflection:
January invites us to reflect on how surrender, identity, and discernment shape our faith and daily presentation. Modest style flows from a renewed mind aligned with God’s truth—not cultural pressure.
Prayer:
Lord, renew my mind and align my choices with Your will. Teach me to honor You in how I live, move, and present myself each day.
Intention:
To approach getting dressed as an act of worship—choosing modesty, and purpose as reflections of a Christ-centered life.
FEATURE BOOKS FOR THE MONTH
The Holy Spirit is meant to inspire, not confuse. His role doesn’t have to be a mystery. Ignoring His presence misses out on God’s power
After years of serving Satan, Elaine encountered a faith and power greater than anything she had known. Through a dramatic spiritual battle.
Feeling bound isn’t your final state. This book helps you break free and walk in your authority as more than a conqueror in Christ.
Clothed in Worship
Where faith shapes what we wear and how we live.
