Each of these tiny books (45 to 50 pages) grew out of my own journey, one page at a time.
Through prayer, study, and life itself, I’ve learned that real change begins in the mind and unfolds in the spirit.
These aren’t self-help books. They’re invitations to pause, to heal, and to become more of who God already had in mind when He made you.
The small books are available on Amazon for $9.99. Breathe Again is available here as a download.
The Boomerang Effect
We let go of God’s promises more often than we realize: peace, presence, purpose, covering, provision, joy, rest, and love. Through honest reflection and biblical insight, this little book shows that those promises are still circling, waiting for us to stop running long enough to let them land.
The Three Chairs
You know the feeling. The story you can’t stop replaying, the offense you rehearse in the car or when you can’t sleep, the wound that won’t quite heal. You’re sitting in a chair, and you’ve been there longer than you intended.
Living with Jesus: A Devotional in Eight Rooms
Praying Truer, Volume 1
Somewhere between belief and daily life, many of us stop unpacking. Drawing from the Beatitudes, this devotional opens eight rooms in the life Jesus described, each with a Scripture reflection, a spoken word to carry, a Breathe Pause, and a Pause & Ponder prompt. It’s an invitation to stop visiting God and begin dwelling with Him.
Holding the Light
Praying Truer, Volume 2
For the contemplative who has quietly drifted from group prayer and never understood why, this small book is for you. Following and holding are not the same thing. Some minds move in images and presence rather than words, and nothing was ever wrong with them.
Breathe Again: Reclaiming the Authority That Was Always Yours
The enemy doesn’t need to steal your faith. He just needs to steal your breath.
For every person who was told to be quiet before they learned what their voice was for, this book traces how breath carries authority, from Genesis to the locked room of John 20. It shows how that authority gets taken, and how God gives it back. Drawing on Scripture, 25 years in the counseling room, and her own seasons of interrupted breath, Venita invites you to stop waiting for permission from those who took it and receive it from the One who gave it.
Reflections
On Medium
I also write shorter reflections on Medium: on faith in these times, on practices we’ve lost along the way, and on what it means to keep growing with God in every season.
