She Abides. She Leads. The Companion Journal, Digital Edition.
You cannot pour from a place you never go.
You lead. People depend on decisions you make before eight in the morning. You carry the difficult colleague. The failing staff member. The boss who is a storm. The meeting where you were the only one willing to say the true thing.
And somewhere in it, the woman who was called to this work got quiet.
This journal brings her back.
Thirty-eight guided reflections take you through Psalm 91, verse by verse, then into the rooms where you actually lead. Moses on the mountain. David before the giant. Esther approaching the king. Abigail telling the truth upward.
Every chapter gives you a scripture, a prayer to speak out loud, three full pages to write on, and one step to take before you close it.
Then it does something most journals never do. It asks what God did.
God's Faithfulness. Today I saw God. A prayer He answered. Something He taught me. One way I grew. God surprised me by.
Then it sends you back. Every chapter has a page waiting thirty days later. What has changed. What has not. Where have you seen God working.
By chapter thirty-eight, you will not have a stack of answers. You will have written your own testimony.
You will also find Psalm 91 to copy out in your own hand before you begin. Six Selah pages with nothing on them but rest. A place to name the people you carry. A letter to the woman you are becoming.
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Print it, write on it, type in it. Yours to use as often as you need.
This journal is for the woman who leads. The nurse executive praying in the parking garage before she walks onto the unit. The pastor with a sermon unwritten. The principal blessing the building before her students arrive. The director, the manager, the founder, the woman carrying more than anyone around her knows.
You do not have to lead empty. You do not have to lead uncovered.
Kimako Desvignes, DNP, MSN, RN, NE-BC, known as The Faith Nurse, has spent more than twenty-seven years leading at the bedside and in the boardroom. She writes for the woman who has been told to leave her faith at the door and knows she cannot.
She abides. She leads.
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