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Retirement Devotional for Women: Weekly Christian Devotional and Practical Spiritual Skills to Rediscover Identity, Purpose, and Joy
“A weekly devotional that integrates spiritual depth with mental tools”
— Andrea Zeballos, Behavioral Psychotherapist (CBT)
THE WORLD SAYS YOU’RE FINISHED. GOD SAYS YOU'RE JUST GETTING STARTED.
You’ve stepped into the freedom of retirement, yet a question lingers in the quiet "Do I still matter?"
When the adrenaline of a career fades, the shift from the rush of doing to the stillness of being can trigger a quiet crisis. If you feel invisible without your job title or worry that your most significant days are behind you, you are not alone.
You don’t need a new hobby to fill the time; you need a new vision to fill your soul.
THE "KINGDOM ASSET" FRAMEWORK
Unlike standard devotionals, this book bridges Biblical wisdom with psychological science to prove your best work isn't over—it's just evolving.
This 52-week journey equips you with a two-track
The Shift from the world’s view of aging as "decline" to God’s "Asset Model"—seeing your wisdom as a weapon for the Kingdom.The Master evidence-based tools like Narrative Reframing and Cognitive Restructuring to silence the inner critic and rewire your brain for joy.
INSIDE YOU WILL
52 Weekly A structured path through Identity, Purpose, Relationships, and Legacy."Spiritual Skills": Practical techniques to turn uncertainty into resilience.Inspiring Real-life examples of women who found their calling later in life.Action Small, potent steps to move you from reading to living.
Includes a free download of "My Retirement A Reflection & Prayer Journal."
Imagine becoming the spiritual anchor for your family and finishing your race stronger than you started. Your story is far from over.
The best chapter begins now. Scroll up and click Add to Cart to start your renewal.
— Andrea Zeballos, Behavioral Psychotherapist (CBT)
THE WORLD SAYS YOU’RE FINISHED. GOD SAYS YOU'RE JUST GETTING STARTED.
You’ve stepped into the freedom of retirement, yet a question lingers in the quiet "Do I still matter?"
When the adrenaline of a career fades, the shift from the rush of doing to the stillness of being can trigger a quiet crisis. If you feel invisible without your job title or worry that your most significant days are behind you, you are not alone.
You don’t need a new hobby to fill the time; you need a new vision to fill your soul.
THE "KINGDOM ASSET" FRAMEWORK
Unlike standard devotionals, this book bridges Biblical wisdom with psychological science to prove your best work isn't over—it's just evolving.
This 52-week journey equips you with a two-track
The Shift from the world’s view of aging as "decline" to God’s "Asset Model"—seeing your wisdom as a weapon for the Kingdom.The Master evidence-based tools like Narrative Reframing and Cognitive Restructuring to silence the inner critic and rewire your brain for joy.
INSIDE YOU WILL
52 Weekly A structured path through Identity, Purpose, Relationships, and Legacy."Spiritual Skills": Practical techniques to turn uncertainty into resilience.Inspiring Real-life examples of women who found their calling later in life.Action Small, potent steps to move you from reading to living.
Includes a free download of "My Retirement A Reflection & Prayer Journal."
Imagine becoming the spiritual anchor for your family and finishing your race stronger than you started. Your story is far from over.
The best chapter begins now. Scroll up and click Add to Cart to start your renewal.
218 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 15, 2025
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May 4, 2026
Practical, Uplifting, and Actionable
I was delightfully surprised this devotional is so deep in understanding both scripture and applied psychology. The stories perfectly illustrate the points to work on each week. We have hoped for a better tomorrow, even as we retire from the career we used to have.
I was delightfully surprised this devotional is so deep in understanding both scripture and applied psychology. The stories perfectly illustrate the points to work on each week. We have hoped for a better tomorrow, even as we retire from the career we used to have.
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