Tabitha

Finding the beauty that time cannot steal.

When Tabitha died, the widows of Joppa gathered around Peter holding the only proof of her love they had left — tunics and coats she had stitched with her own hands. Of every remarkable woman in Scripture, she alone is called by the feminine form of the word disciple.

Not because she preached or performed a miracle. Because she noticed the overlooked, and turned that noticing into thread.

This is not a book about becoming another Tabitha, and it will not hand you a mirror or a measuring tape. It offers instead the picture of God as a Master Weaver — working from behind, crossing thread over thread through every ordinary day, joy, and sleepless night, patiently forming a beauty that has nothing to do with what fades.

You may only see the tangled underside of your own life right now. He sees the front.

Moving gently through Tabitha's story with space to pause, reflect, and apply what you find, this book asks less "how do I become impressive" and more "how do I become faithful" — and promises that the most beautiful life was never the one the world applauds, but the one through which Christ becomes visible.

Small Group Companion & Leader’s Guide also available.