Erica Wiggenhorn

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Finally Talk to God the Way You Talk to Your Best Friend

A free Scripture-based prayer journal for women who want a deeper, more honest conversation with God but aren’t sure where to start or what’s okay to say.

You know that friend who just gets you? The one you can sit across the table from and say anything. The hard stuff, the messy stuff, the things you barely have words for. You don’t have to filter yourself. You don’t have to perform. You just show up, and she’s already got your back. That’s the kind of relationship God wants with you.

These journal prompts were born out of Scripture and real life. Real women in the Bible with real problems came before a very real and present God. They wrestled. They begged. They doubted. And God answered. He healed, guided, protected, and restored. This free guide walks you through their prayers so you can find your own voice with God, honest and unfiltered. Because nothing is taboo with a Father who already knows your heart.

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What You Can Expect From the Journal Prompts

Each prompt roots you in the story of a real woman in Scripture, someone who faced the very things you’re carrying right now. Desperation. Grief. Fear. Frustration with the people around her. Confusion about what God is asking. You’ll read her story, sit with her prayer, and then find guided questions that give you permission to bring your own raw, unfiltered emotions before God. No scripts. No right answers. Just honest conversation.

Think of these prompts as a framework that meets you where you are. If you’ve ever sat down to pray and felt pulled in a hundred directions, or wondered what’s even okay to say to God, this journal gives your thoughts a place to land. You’ll move from naming your struggle, to confessing where you’ve tried to fix things on your own, to asking God for what you actually need. And every prompt closes with space to be still and listen for His whisper in your heart.

This isn’t about perfecting your prayer life. It’s about discovering that the God who heard Hagar in the wilderness, who held Hannah in her grief, who gave Esther courage when she was paralyzed by fear, is the same God sitting across the table from you right now. Ready to listen. Ready to speak. Ready to show you He’s been looking after you all along.

Come pull up a chair. The conversation He’s been waiting to have with you starts here.

What Women Have to Say About Studies by Erica Wiggenhorn

Join women just like you and grow closer to God in prayer.

“I have been doing Bible studies for over 30 years. This is without a doubt one of the BEST.” — Tina L.

“Truly did change my life and develop within me a desire to know the Word better and to live unexplainable lives like those we see in the first chapters of Acts.” – J Long

“It was so apparent that God had a unique message that He wanted to share with us through Erica. It changed my life forever!” — Edana R.

Sometimes I go though things in my personal life and think, “How can I get through this? Erica helped me understand, I can do it, with God’s help and He will help me!” — Roslyn T.

One More Thing

Maybe you’ve tried prayer journals before. You started strong, felt good for a week or two, and then the pages went blank. Life got loud. The journal got buried under a stack of mail or shoved in a nightstand drawer. And somewhere in the back of your mind, a quiet voice whispered that you’re just not disciplined enough. Not spiritual enough. Not the kind of woman who can sustain this.

Can I be honest with you? That voice isn’t telling you the truth.

The women you read about in Scripture, Hagar, Hannah, Esther, Mary, not one of them had it all together. Hagar was running away from her problems. Hannah couldn’t stop weeping long enough to eat. Esther was terrified. Mary was a young girl with no one on earth who could possibly understand what she was walking through. They didn’t come to God polished. They came undone. And He met every single one of them right there.

This journal isn’t one more thing to feel behind on. There’s no schedule to keep, no streak to maintain, no gold star for consistency. It’s simply a chair pulled up to the table whenever you’re ready to sit down. Some weeks you might open it every morning. Other seasons, maybe once. What matters isn’t frequency. What matters is that when the weight feels too heavy to simply shake off, you have a place to go and a God who is already there, waiting, seeing, listening.

You don’t have to earn your way into this conversation. You just have to show up.