100 Days of Living Deeply Rooted

Find comfort, peace, and rest for your world-weary soul.

In 100 Days of Living Deeply Rooted, Sopha Rush invites you on a journey to discover how to bring passion, purpose, and focus to the challenges you face each day.

Life is hard. So much we experience can weigh us down. Life can drain away our energy, enthusiasm, and joy. And we are left feeling flat, empty, and alone.

But here is the beautiful truth. You are not alone or adrift. You are seen. You are known. You are loved. You are valued. You are chosen.

It is time to recover your purpose and joy. Take this 100-day journey to let your roots grow deep and discover God's truth about who you are. Along the way, you will encounter spiritual practices that will strengthen your faith. Each daily entry features:

• A short devotion, designed for busy schedules and weary hearts, that will encourage your soul and help you grow in your faith
• Bible verses that will help you reflect on God's promises
• Journaling space for your own personal prayers, praises, thanksgiving, and any other creative expression that flows from your heart
• Guided prayers to open your heart to God

 

100 Days of Living Deeply Rooted is the perfect gift for friends or loved ones for birthdays, Christmas, Mother's Day, or any special occasion to remind them of how much God loves them.

Whether you're just starting your faith journey or looking to deepen your walk with God, this uplifting devotional journal will leave you gratefully reminded of just how much God loves you. You will be amazed at how God uses you in this new season you are about to walk into. Let Him be the One you lean into for your strength and guidance.

Sopha Rush is a Jesus lover, wife, mama, and the founder of Live Deeply Rooted. She says there is nothing like like-minded women joining together and doing life with one another. On her blog, she shares her experience of marriage, motherhood, mindset, and ministry, keeping it real because “we’re all imperfect beings! We learn and we grow through everything. The good and the bad.”