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Meet the women history tried to forget, but Heaven never did.
From Hagar in the wilderness to Gomer’s unfaithfulness, from Rahab’s past to Bathsheba’s sorrow, from the woman at the well to the one dragged into the dirt before a crowd. Their stories carry pain, shame, and scandal. But they also reveal something stronger.
Grace.
A Tender Hand is a collection of historically grounded biblical retellings that looks closely at eight women often defined by their worst moments and reveals the presence of God in every one of their stories.
This book asks the questions we don’t always say out loud:
What was her life actually like?
Where was God in the middle of it?
What does her story reveal about the gospel.
Each chapter walks you through:
A vivid retelling rooted in scripture and historical context
Clear biblical insight without overcomplication
Personal reflection questions
Tools to help you process, heal, and grow
This book is for the woman who:
Loves God but feels disqualified by her past
Struggles with shame or hidden history
Feels out of place in “perfect” Christian spaces
Wants something honest, not surface-level
God redeems what looks beyond repair
A repentant heart is never wasted
A new beginning is always possible
God does not abandon people in their hardest moments
No one is too far gone for Him
Gomer — The Pursuit of the Wayward
Hagar — The God Who Sees
Tamar — Justice in the Darkness
Rahab — Faith from the Margins
Bathsheba — Redemption Beyond Power
The Samaritan Woman — Living Water for the Outcast
The Woman Caught in Adultery — Grace in the Dirt
The Bride of Christ — The Final Redemption
Plus:
Personal testimony from the author
Commentary and study resources
This book was not written from a distance.
It was written from a life that has known brokenness and redemption. It is not just a study of these women. It is a reminder that God still meets people in the middle of their story and does not leave them there.
He restores what the world discards.
And He has not stopped.
“I’ve told several friends about this book and every one of them said, ‘This is so needed.’”
— Kelsey W.
“Wow. What a powerful and timely message. This book will truly help so many women.”
— Pam Everitt
“This message is going to impact lives in a major way.”
— Colton Hoffman
If you’ve ever wondered whether your past disqualifies you, this book was written for you.
Read it for yourself.
Meet the women history tried to forget, but Heaven never did.
From Hagar in the wilderness to Gomer’s unfaithfulness, from Rahab’s past to Bathsheba’s sorrow, from the woman at the well to the one dragged into the dirt before a crowd. Their stories carry pain, shame, and scandal. But they also reveal something stronger.
Grace.
A Tender Hand is a collection of historically grounded biblical retellings that looks closely at eight women often defined by their worst moments and reveals the presence of God in every one of their stories.
This book asks the questions we don’t always say out loud:
What was her life actually like?
Where was God in the middle of it?
What does her story reveal about the gospel.
Each chapter walks you through:
A vivid retelling rooted in scripture and historical context
Clear biblical insight without overcomplication
Personal reflection questions
Tools to help you process, heal, and grow
This book is for the woman who:
Loves God but feels disqualified by her past
Struggles with shame or hidden history
Feels out of place in “perfect” Christian spaces
Wants something honest, not surface-level
God redeems what looks beyond repair
A repentant heart is never wasted
A new beginning is always possible
God does not abandon people in their hardest moments
No one is too far gone for Him
Gomer — The Pursuit of the Wayward
Hagar — The God Who Sees
Tamar — Justice in the Darkness
Rahab — Faith from the Margins
Bathsheba — Redemption Beyond Power
The Samaritan Woman — Living Water for the Outcast
The Woman Caught in Adultery — Grace in the Dirt
The Bride of Christ — The Final Redemption
Plus:
Personal testimony from the author
Commentary and study resources
This book was not written from a distance.
It was written from a life that has known brokenness and redemption. It is not just a study of these women. It is a reminder that God still meets people in the middle of their story and does not leave them there.
He restores what the world discards.
And He has not stopped.
“I’ve told several friends about this book and every one of them said, ‘This is so needed.’”
— Kelsey W.
“Wow. What a powerful and timely message. This book will truly help so many women.”
— Pam Everitt
“This message is going to impact lives in a major way.”
— Colton Hoffman
If you’ve ever wondered whether your past disqualifies you, this book was written for you.
Read it for yourself.