The Single Dad’s Devotional - Practical Wisdom and Spiritual Strength for Fatherhood #941301

The Single Dad’s Devotional is not a book about having it all together.
It’s for the man who is holding everything together.
If you’re a father raising your children alone—by divorce, separation, loss, or circumstances you never planned—this book was written with you in mind. It’s for the dad who wakes up early, goes to bed tired, and still wonders if he’s doing enough. The one who carries responsibility quietly. The one who prays in whispers. The one who loves deeply but feels stretched thin.
This 40-day devotional meets you right where you are.
Not with pressure.
Not with judgment.
But with truth, grace, and steady encouragement.
Inside these pages, you’ll find daily reflections that speak honestly about exhaustion, loneliness, guilt, faith, and hope—without pretending the journey is easy. Each day offers a short Scripture, a relatable message, a thoughtful reflection question, a real prayer, and a simple affirmation you can carry into your day.
This is not a parenting manual.
It’s not a checklist for “better dads.”
It’s a companion for the road you’re already walking.
You’ll be reminded that:
• You are not failing, even when it feels like you are
• Your children don’t need perfection—they need your presence
• God sees the tears you don’t show
• You are more than a provider—you are a man with a heart
• Your faithfulness, even in silence, is building a legacy
Most importantly, you’ll be reminded that you are not raising your children alone. God is with you—in the mornings that feel rushed, the nights that feel lonely, and the seasons that feel overwhelming.
Whether you’re newly single or have been carrying this role for years, The Single Dad’s Devotional offers space to breathe, reflect, heal, and reconnect with God—one day at a time.
You don’t have to be perfect to be present.
You don’t have to be fearless to be faithful.
You don’t have to carry this alone.
This book is here to walk beside you—and remind you that even now, God is still writing your story.