🌸 The 5 Must-Have Tools Every Christian Woman Needs on Her Faith Journey

Let’s be real—trying to stay spiritually grounded when life is busy, messy, and honestly a little overwhelming is no small feat. You want to feel close to God, but sometimes the quiet moments just never seem to come. That’s why I put together this list. These are five simple, life-giving tools that have helped me grow in faith without feeling like I had to become some kind of perfect Proverbs 31 woman overnight. Whether you're just starting your faith journey or trying to reconnect after a dry season, these tools are for you. They helped me stop overthinking and start building a faith life that actually fits into real life—and I think they’ll help you too.

1. A Faith Journal (link)
This isn’t just a notebook—it’s a sacred space between you and God. A faith journal can be used in so many ways: to write down your prayers, reflect on scripture, brain-dump your worries, track spiritual growth, or simply talk to God like a friend. When life feels chaotic, taking 5–10 minutes to journal helps create peace and clarity. You don’t have to write anything profound—some days, I jot down a single sentence or scripture. Other days, I pour my heart out. Over time, your journal becomes a record of God’s faithfulness. It’s one of the most powerful ways to stay connected and remember who you are in Him.

2. A Bible You'll Actually Read (link)
Let’s be honest: if your Bible feels confusing or intimidating, you probably won’t open it. That’s why it’s so important to find a Bible you’ll actually read. Look for a translation that’s easy to understand, like NIV or CSB, and don’t feel bad for choosing something accessible. Personally, I love journaling Bibles because I can write notes and reflect in the margins. This makes the Bible feel more interactive and personal. Whether you’re reading a verse a day or diving into a study, having a Bible that speaks your language changes everything—it removes the pressure and replaces it with peace.

3. Scripture Cards or Prompts (link)
When you need quick encouragement during the day—or even just a reminder of God’s truth when your thoughts start spiraling—scripture cards are a lifesaver. Keep them on your nightstand, tape them to your bathroom mirror, slip one in your purse, or use one as a bookmark. They’re simple, visual reminders that can shift your focus instantly. When I started using these regularly, I found it easier to memorize scripture, stay encouraged throughout the day, and even use them as journal prompts or prayer starters. You don’t need hours of study—just one verse can carry you through a hard moment.

4. An Audible Devotional for Busy Days (link)
There are days when sitting down with a book just doesn’t happen—and that’s okay. That’s where Worry Less, Pray More: A Woman's Devotional Guide to Anxiety-Free Living on Audible comes in. I like to play it while I’m driving, folding laundry, or taking a walk. Listening to God’s Word and devotionals being read out loud turns everyday tasks into soul-soothing moments of peace. This is such a game changer when you're feeling anxious or stretched thin. It's like having a gentle friend speak truth over you when your mind is all over the place. Bonus: you can try Audible free for 30 days, which gives you a chance to build the habit without committing.

5. A Daily Devotional or Reading Plan (link)
You don’t need to read an entire chapter a day to have a meaningful quiet time. One verse. One page. That’s enough. I started using a daily devotional with simple reflections and room to write things down, and it changed everything. I now have a consistent routine that fits into my morning coffee time—or even before bed if the morning gets crazy. Having a physical place to write how a verse spoke to me or what I’m praying about keeps me spiritually grounded. It also creates accountability, because I can flip back through the pages and see the days I showed up—and the ways God responded. You can also pair this with your journal for a deeper experience.

You don’t need to do it all perfectly—you just need to start.
The best part? You don’t have to use all five tools at once. Just pick one and go from there. Faith isn’t about perfection—it’s about presence. A moment of stillness. A verse whispered under your breath. A song played while you clean. That’s how we stay close to God in the chaos.

If you're ready to create a faith routine that feels peaceful and doable, I encourage you to grab one of these tools and give yourself grace. You’re not behind. You're blooming—right on time.