Jesus came to give us eyes to see.
To see the world as it is — with its beauty and its ache.
To see the world as it could be — with more healing, more justice, more joy.
To see ourselves and one another through the tenderness of God’s love.
The Give Me Eyes to See Participant Journal is a beautifully crafted companion designed for women’s ministry retreats and small group Bible studies. It creates sacred space for reflection, honesty, and spiritual growth.
This is more than a workbook.
It’s an invitation to slow down and notice.
This is a downloadable PDF document that you can print and make multiple copies of for your retreat or women’s ministry group.
Once purchased, you’ll have immediate access and the freedom to reproduce it for your participants — making it simple and affordable for churches of any size.
Perfect for:
Christian women’s retreats
Women’s ministry small groups
Church Bible studies
Lent or spiritual formation seasons
Leadership renewal gatherings
Personal devotional use
This journal pairs seamlessly with the Leader Guide and allows every participant to engage deeply — not just in discussion, but in personal reflection.
Each of the 5 sessions includes:
✔ A Scripture passage to sit with
✔ Guided reflection questions
✔ Space to write and process
✔ Table discussion prompts
✔ A closing prayer blessing
✔ Gentle prompts to carry the practice home
Participants explore:
Learning to Notice (John 9) — Where might I be blind?
Sacred Curiosity (Mark 10) — What would childlike faith look like here?
Lost & Found (Luke 15) — What feels quietly missing?
Holy Mystery (Luke 24) — How do I walk with unanswered questions?
God Notices (Genesis 16) — What does it mean that I am fully seen?
Every session closes with a written blessing — grounding, honest, and tender.
Because it makes space for:
Faith and doubt
Beauty and grief
Wonder and weariness
Questions without pressure
Being seen without shame
It doesn’t rush participants toward answers. It invites them into awareness. And noticing — slowly, honestly, gently — becomes a form of prayer.
In a culture of hurry and noise, this journal helps women:
Practice spiritual attentiveness
Recognize God in ordinary life
Name what’s stirring beneath the surface
Reflect before reacting
Grow in compassion for themselves and others
It is ideal for churches seeking a theologically grounded women’s retreat resource, a Christian spiritual growth journal, or a Bible study companion focused on noticing God in everyday life.
The final pages gently guide participants back into daily life — reminding them that noticing doesn’t end when the retreat does.
Jesus came to give us eyes to see.
To see the world as it is — with its beauty and its ache.
To see the world as it could be — with more healing, more justice, more joy.
To see ourselves and one another through the tenderness of God’s love.
The Give Me Eyes to See Participant Journal is a beautifully crafted companion designed for women’s ministry retreats and small group Bible studies. It creates sacred space for reflection, honesty, and spiritual growth.
This is more than a workbook.
It’s an invitation to slow down and notice.
This is a downloadable PDF document that you can print and make multiple copies of for your retreat or women’s ministry group.
Once purchased, you’ll have immediate access and the freedom to reproduce it for your participants — making it simple and affordable for churches of any size.
Perfect for:
Christian women’s retreats
Women’s ministry small groups
Church Bible studies
Lent or spiritual formation seasons
Leadership renewal gatherings
Personal devotional use
This journal pairs seamlessly with the Leader Guide and allows every participant to engage deeply — not just in discussion, but in personal reflection.
Each of the 5 sessions includes:
✔ A Scripture passage to sit with
✔ Guided reflection questions
✔ Space to write and process
✔ Table discussion prompts
✔ A closing prayer blessing
✔ Gentle prompts to carry the practice home
Participants explore:
Learning to Notice (John 9) — Where might I be blind?
Sacred Curiosity (Mark 10) — What would childlike faith look like here?
Lost & Found (Luke 15) — What feels quietly missing?
Holy Mystery (Luke 24) — How do I walk with unanswered questions?
God Notices (Genesis 16) — What does it mean that I am fully seen?
Every session closes with a written blessing — grounding, honest, and tender.
Because it makes space for:
Faith and doubt
Beauty and grief
Wonder and weariness
Questions without pressure
Being seen without shame
It doesn’t rush participants toward answers. It invites them into awareness. And noticing — slowly, honestly, gently — becomes a form of prayer.
In a culture of hurry and noise, this journal helps women:
Practice spiritual attentiveness
Recognize God in ordinary life
Name what’s stirring beneath the surface
Reflect before reacting
Grow in compassion for themselves and others
It is ideal for churches seeking a theologically grounded women’s retreat resource, a Christian spiritual growth journal, or a Bible study companion focused on noticing God in everyday life.
The final pages gently guide participants back into daily life — reminding them that noticing doesn’t end when the retreat does.
