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In this imperfect world, even good gifts—like your body!—come with major challenges. Whether you’re struggling with shame, wrestling with questions about diet and exercise, or simply wondering what it means to live a God-honoring life in a female body, the Bible is filled with beautiful truths to help and encourage you. Andrea Lee writes as one who understands the pain of body-image struggles—and as one who can point you to the deep hope of the gospel. Two-page devotional readings, accompanied by prayers and reflection questions, will help you appreciate God’s amazing design for you.

In the 31-Day Devotionals for Teenagers series, adults who care about young people look at what the Bible has to say about the everyday issues you face. Through personal stories and relevant examples, they show that Jesus brings hope for every challenge. 

Endorsements

“Our bodies were designed to help us worship God, encounter the wonders of his creation, and serve others. God wants you to enjoy the unique body he has given you! If body-image struggles are making that enjoyment feel impossible, Andrea Lee can help you experience your body with increasing peace and joy.”

—Jenny Solomon, Author; Cofounder, Solomon SoulCare

“An exceptional 31-day devotional. God-focused and full of Scripture, hope, and practical biblical tips. I highly recommend it.”

—Martha Peace, Biblical Counselor; Author

“Andrea gently guides the reader to see that her loving Creator God has designed her well. As a counselor, I will regularly use this book.”

—Kristen Hatton, Licensed Professional Counselor; Author 

“This book will bless not only young women but any person who wants the beauty of God to shine brightly in their life. What an outstanding resource for all who want to accurately image the Creator!”

—Amy Baker, ACBC Certified Biblical Counselor; Author, Picture Perfect

“This devotional is both tenderly compassionate and wisely practical. Read this book and buy one for a friend!”

—Ellen Mary Dykas, Director of Equipping for Ministry to Women, Harvest USA; Author

“Andrea shares how God’s Word has met her in her struggles, bringing hope and transformation. You will discover the beauty, value, and purpose that God has lovingly given your embodied soul!”

—Liz Edrington, Author, Anxiety: Finding the Better Story

“Anyone who has struggled with body image, insecurity, and shame knows how complex and particular a struggle it is. Andrea Lee tenderly guides readers to the gospel with compassion, nuance, and biblical wisdom. What a gift to be counseled by this devotional!”

—Ashley Kim, Writer; Student, Columbia University

“This devotional invites any teenage girl who struggles with body-image issues to look upward daily to the loving-kindness of their God and Savior, who speaks truthfully, gently, and compassionately into relentless and crushing thoughts, feelings, and experiences concerning their bodies.”

—Monica Kim, Director of Care and Counseling, Hope Montco Church, Ambler, Pennsylvania

“This resource will refuel and encourage those who seek endurance in the race from a broken body to a redeemed, eternal body. Readers will feast on God’s Word and leave the table feeling satisfied in Christ.”

—Melissa C. Powell, Assistant Professor, Department of Health and Human Performance, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

“Andrea engages the sensitive topic of body image with empathy and hope—she understands because she has waged her own personal battles on this front. She entreats readers to consider that God, not our bodies, is the ultimate source of true peace and joy. Her daily reflections will help you set your mind on the delightful treasure that is Jesus Christ, and in so doing, to find peace with the good gift of your body, which God created for a purpose.”

—Hayley Satrom, Author; Codirector, Heart Song Counseling

“In concise, biblically focused devotional entries, Andrea Lee provides important theological truth in a package that is easy to read and digest but that leaves room for further contemplation and discussion. I can’t wait to use this book with my own counselees.”

—Jocelyn Wallace, Biblical Counselor; Conference Speaker; Author, Helping Children with Body Shame

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