What the Faith

If you love Jesus but also regularly find yourself thinking, "What in the world is happening?" this book is for you.

What the Faith?! is a funny, honest, Scripture-filled 30-day devotional about finding God in the middle of real life, real messes, and the moments that do not feel particularly holy at first.

It is part of the Holy Shenanigans devotional series, but each book stands completely on its own, so you can start here and read the series in any order.

Inside these pages, Emily Hampton takes the everyday moments we usually brush past and asks a simple question:

What might God be showing me here?

Through stories about motherhood, marriage, anxiety, insecurity, prayer, surrender, comparison, waiting, church, family life, laundry, Walmart runs, and the general chaos of being a human, each devotional turns ordinary life back toward Scripture and the character of God.

This is not a devotional for people who have everything figured out.

It is for the woman who loves God deeply but still has questions.

The one who is trying to trust Him while also overthinking everything.

The one who wants to grow in faith without pretending life is always quiet, tidy, or easy.

The one who needs to be reminded that God is not waiting for her to become less messy before He meets her.

Inside, you will find:

• 30 short, relatable devotionals
• Honest stories from everyday life
• Scripture woven throughout each reading
• Biblical encouragement for real struggles
• Humor that feels like talking with a friend
• Reminders of God's grace, goodness, presence, and faithfulness

Some days, faith looks deeply spiritual.

Some days, it looks like surrender.

Some days, it looks like trusting God when the answer has not come yet.

And some days, it looks like washing the same load of laundry twice and somehow realizing God had something to show you there too.

If you have ever loved Jesus deeply while also wondering what on earth you are doing, welcome.

Bring your questions.

Bring your mess.

Bring your coffee.

God is already there.