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Awake for the Life God Has Given Me: A 30 Day Devotional on Joy and Everyday Gifts

by Queen Schelle

Available for 2 days. Available until 11/10/2026.

When was the last time you felt fully alive? Not simply busy. Not checking off another responsibility. But present enough to laugh freely, notice something beautiful, and enjoy the life unfolding around you. Somewhere between caring for others, meeting expectations, and trying to hold everything together, joy can become something we promise ourselves we’ll get to later. What if you stopped waiting? Awake for the Life God Has Given Me is a heartfelt, 30-day devotional and guided journal that invites you to rediscover the goodness already within reach—even while life remains unfinished. Inspired by Ecclesiastes 3:12–13, this journey brings together Scripture, honest reflections, heartfelt prayers, simple daily practices, and space to write your own thoughts. Each day invites you to breathe deeper, reconnect with God, and make room for moments you might otherwise miss. Within these pages, you’ll explore how to: Receive joy without feeling that you must earn it. Rest without guilt and care for yourself with love. Awaken your curiosity, creativity, and sense of wonder. Find beauty in ordinary days and meaning in small moments. Give generously while making room to receive. Whether you’re finding your direction, carrying a full plate, navigating change, or wondering where your spark went, there is room for you here. Across generations, cultures, and walks of life, we share a longing to feel connected, purposeful, and alive. You don’t need a perfect season to receive a beautiful moment. You can begin today—with one prayer, one honest reflection, and one small step toward joy. Open the book. Take a breath. Step into joy. Be awake for the life God has given you. This book is for anyone who loves God but realizes they’ve been so busy getting through life that they’ve forgotten to enjoy it. It speaks especially to: The person everyone depends on who gives freely but struggles to receive. Caregivers, parents, leaders, and helpers who need room to care for themselves. Students and young adults learning that achievement and responsibility can coexist with joy. People navigating change who want to reconnect with their curiosity, creativity, and hope. Anyone who feels guilty resting or keeps postponing happiness until everything is finished. Readers seeking a closer relationship with God through Scripture, prayer, and honest journaling. The message welcomes readers of every ethnicity and gender, from young adults through older adulthood. Its strongest connection is to a shared experience: “I’m doing so much—but am I making room to live?”