Fruits That Last, Seeds of a Faithful Life | FEB Week 3 with Dylann Swartzlender!

Fruits That Last, Seeds of a Faithful Life | FEB Week 3 with Dylann Swartzlender!

The fruit of the Spirit represents the good things in our lives that are produced as we allow our faith to grow. When these fruits are cultivated within us, we become better representatives of our Heavenly Father and reflect His goodness through our interactions with others. February Week 3 of the Spring 2026 GWG Devo: FLOURISH!

Being Held as a Daughter | FEB Week 2 with Nevaeh Pearson!

Galatians 3–4 reveals a powerful truth: we no longer live as slaves trying to earn love, but as daughters who already belong. This chapter invites you to confront the lies that tell you you’re unwanted or not enough and to step fully into your identity as God’s chosen child—secure, loved, and adopted into His family forever. We sat down with Nevaeh Pearson, author of week 2 of February in the GWG Spring 2026 devo, and we CHATTED! From her powerful testimony of adoption, when the enemy attempts to feed lies to our thoughts, to prayer life, and Valentines day—we’re talking about it all!!! Nevaeh is a social work major from Kansas with a heart deeply committed to serving vulnerable children. Her long-term goal is to one day start her own orphanage overseas, specifically focused on rescuing and restoring children impacted by human trafficking. When she’s not studying or dreaming big, Nevaeh enjoys running as her favorite way to reset and stay grounded. She loves watching Grey’s Anatomy and will never turn down mozzarella sticks. Nevaeh is the writer for Week Two of February in the Flourish Devotional by Girls with Glory, and we cannot wait to dive into her powerful and inspiring story of adoption!! Order your devotional on Amazon & let’s get ready to dive into the word together again this week! 🩷

The Cost of Conformity: Feb Week 1 with Abby Minor!

In a culture that rewards conformity, this chapter calls you to live for Christ alone. Rooted in Galatians 1–2, it explores freedom from people-pleasing and reminds you that your identity and purpose are found in serving God—not the world.