20 Christian Journal Prompts for Women Mental Health

This post is about 20 Journal Prompts for women for their mental health journey.

Created by a previous trauma therapist, a Licensed Master Social Worker, and current Student working toward her PHD learning how to bridge the gap between theology and psychology.

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Getting a deeper understanding of one’s mental health requires reflection! Today I have created 20 Christian Journal Prompts for women, no matter your age! These Christian journal prompts are perfect for stressful days or when one’s mental health is needing some quality time with God. Let me know your favorite in the comments below!

20 Reflection Questions For Christian Women’s Mental Health

365 Mental Health Devotional Challenge: Day 100

2 Corinthians 1:3–4
“The Father of compassion and the God of all comfort.”

  1. What is one small way you can show your body kindness today as a way of thanking God for creating you?
  2. When you feel overwhelmed, what is one short prayer you can say to hand that heavy weight over to God?
  3. Can you think of a quiet place in your home where you feel safe enough to talk to God about your worries?
  4. How does it feel to remember that God loves you even on the days when you do not feel productive or strong?
  5. What is one healthy activity that always makes you feel closer to peace and how can you do that today?
  6. If you were to sit in a quiet room with God for five minutes, what is the first thing you would want to tell Him?
  7. Who is one person in your life that God has provided to help you carry your burdens?
  8. What is a song or a verse that helps you feel calm when your thoughts start to race?
  9. How can you practice letting go of a mistake you made today and trusting in God’s grace instead?
  10. When your heart feels heavy, what is one physical thing you can touch or hold to remind yourself that God is present?
  11. What is one habit you can start that honors both your mental health and your relationship with God?
  12. How can you speak to yourself today with the same gentleness that Jesus uses when He speaks to you?
  13. What is one part of your day that usually causes stress and how can you invite God into that specific moment?
  14. Can you list three simple things you are grateful for today as a way to focus your mind on goodness?
  15. What does it mean to you to rest your mind in the fact that God is in control of tomorrow?
  16. How can you use your five senses today to notice the beauty that God has placed all around you?
  17. What is a boundary you can set today to protect the peace that God wants for your heart?
  18. When you feel lonely, what are some ways you can remind yourself that God is walking right beside you?
  19. How can you offer your current struggle to God as a way of asking Him to lead you through it?
  20. What is one encouraging thing you can say to yourself when you start to feel discouraged or afraid?

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One Comment

  1. What is one small way you can show your body kindness today as a way of thanking God for creating you?

    Resting

    When you feel overwhelmed, what is one short prayer you can say to hand that heavy weight over to God?

    God please help me- Jeremiah 29:11 helps me, please Holy Spirit come into my heart and lead me on the right path and remove any anxieties

    Can you think of a quiet place in your home where you feel safe enough to talk to God about your worries?

    My bedroom

    How does it feel to remember that God loves you even on the days when you do not feel productive or strong?

    Tearful, grateful & joyful

    What is one healthy activity that always makes you feel closer to peace and how can you do that today?

    Bible journaling I do it daily

    If you were to sit in a quiet room with God for five minutes, what is the first thing you would want to tell Him?

    I love you and I’m sorry

    Who is one person in your life that God has provided to help you carry your burdens?

    Jesus & also my spouse

    What is a song or a verse that helps you feel calm when your thoughts start to race?

    Elevation worship- so be it

    How can you practice letting go of a mistake you made today and trusting in God’s grace instead?

    By not dwelling on the problem but dwelling on the solution- God.

    When your heart feels heavy, what is one physical thing you can touch or hold to remind yourself that God is present?

    My animals- Gods creation

    What is one habit you can start that honors both your mental health and your relationship with God?

    Praying more

    How can you speak to yourself today with the same gentleness that Jesus uses when He speaks to you?

    By reminding myself I was made in His image.

    What is one part of your day that usually causes stress and how can you invite God into that specific moment?

    By praying

    Can you list three simple things you are grateful for today as a way to focus your mind on goodness?

    My Bible, my family & animals

    What does it mean to you to rest your mind in the fact that God is in control of tomorrow?

    Hopeful

    How can you use your five senses today to notice the beauty that God has placed all around you?

    By seeing and smelling Gods creation outside and feeling it

    What is a boundary you can set today to protect the peace that God wants for your heart?

    By not doing much on sabbath but honoring Him.

    When you feel lonely, what are some ways you can remind yourself that God is walking right beside you?

    By reading the Bible

    How can you offer your current struggle to God as a way of asking Him to lead you through it?

    Give up and give it to God.

    What is one encouraging thing you can say to yourself when you start to feel discouraged or afraid?

    God will never leave me nor forsake me

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