Let's walk with Jesus.
There’s a question Jesus asked two thousand years ago that still moves hearts today:
“Who do you say that I am?”
This Lent, we invite you into a 40-day journey that goes beyond a spiritual checklist. This is a pilgrimage into the heart of Christ Himself.
In Who Do You Say That I Am?, Debra Herbeck leads us through the seven “I AM” statements of Jesus, each one revealing not only who Christ is, but who you are in Him.
This devotional isn’t another to-do.
It’s a conversation with the the God-Man, Jesus Christ.
What comes with the Lent devotional?
This isn't just a book, it's the beginning of community. You'll receive ALL these goodies once you purchase the book 📖
Learn about the Theme
Join our live event on Tuesday, January 20th with Debbie Herbeck, author of this year's Lent devotional to hear her heart behind this theme, why it's unique, and why it matters for you.
Find a Small Group to Pray With
It is our joy to help you link arms with other women in a tangible, long-lasting way. Connect with women in your local area of join a virtual groups we'll help put together.
Use the Lent Leader Guide
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Connect with Other Women
We’re walking through Who Do You Say That I Am together! You’ll get the link to join after you purchase the devotional to pray with and walk with other women this Lent.
Tune into the Podcast
Join us for a live Lent podcast on Tuesday, February 18th at 1pm ET and tune into new episodes weekly with Beth & Jenna, all about this year’s beautiful and invitatory theme. Available wherever you listen to podcasts!
Gather during Lent
Mark your calendar for Wednesday, March 25th at 8pm ET for our Lent Gathering (just another excuse to gather with friends!) to pray with Megan Hjelmstad as you journey through Lent.
I have never seen another devotional use visio divina before, and I *love* it. Taking time with sacred art has taught me to pause and dig deeper. I also found myself making connections back to the image the whole week! It’s definitely something I look forward to, and I hope future Blessed is She devotionals continue to include this feature!
Visio Divina opens a new way to experience the Lord! Thank you for all you do to bring so much blessings into our lives.
Beautifully designed and written; I love it! I have been to a BIS Retreat but never done a study. I’m so glad I chose it. I think my favorite thing is that it lays flat for ease of writing the reflections. I will be a repeat customer. 😀✝️🙏🏼
What You'll Receive in This Book:
📖 Daily prayer reflections
Scripture, insight from Debbie, and reflection questions that help you pray into Christ’s presence.
🙏 Weekly rhythms for Lent
Lectio Divina, Visio Divina, and Sabbath practices to help you slow your soul.
🤍 Focus on identity
Jesus’ own words shape your understanding of His character (and yours).
👭 Community support (optional)
Walk alongside sisters in prayer through small groups and/or the Blessed is She member community.
This devotional is made for prayer, not performance.
Explore statements like:
- I am the Light of the World
- I am the Good Shepherd
- I am the Bread of Life
- I am the Resurrection and the Life
Each week gently invites you to:
✨ Enter Scripture prayerfully
✨ Reflect on Christ’s identity
✨ Respond from your own heart
✨ Sit with God in silence and longing
Meet the Authors
Debra Herbeck
Debra Herbeck is a Jewish convert to the Church who serves extensively in youth and women’s ministry. She directs Pine Hills Girls Camp (for 35 years), and is the Founder and Director of the Be Love Revolution. Find her books here. She and her husband have four children and nine grandchildren. She is the author of Blessed Conversations: Dwell and Misericordia. Find out more about her here.
Olivia Spears
Olivia Spears lives in Kentucky, where sweet tea and bourbon flow like milk and honey. She holds degrees in Theology and Catechetics from the Franciscan University of Steubenville and works from home while enjoying her children and husband. She is the narrator of Set a Fire, And Hay Became Holy, and All She Had as well as a contributing author for Rise Up. Olivia is the founder of Into the Deep, where you can find catechetical resources that help Catholic parents build a legacy of faith in their homes. Find out more about her here.
