
Other Girls Wisdom Challenge
- Mallory Finch

- 5 days ago
- 3 min read
Becoming a Woman of Wisdom: A Proverbs Journey for January
January always feels like a new start and full of possibility. This year I want to start it off right.
So for January, we Other Girls, are reading one chapter of Proverbs every day — 31 days of wisdom, femininity, discipline, and spiritual formation.
Proverbs is a book written for shaping character. That's exactly what we are doing in 2026.
Below, you’ll find reflection questions and journaling prompts to help you process each chapter. Whether you’re reading with a cup of tea before work or catching up on the weekend, these questions will help you go deeper.
Let’s become the kind of women filled with wisdom.
Reflection Questions for Your Proverbs Study
Use these questions with each chapter or return to them whenever something resonates. They’ll help you connect Scripture to real-life.
1. What stood out to me in today’s chapter?
Was it a warning? A promise? A command? A challenge? Write the verse that tugged on your heart or stopped you in your tracks.
2. What does this teach me about being a wise woman?
Ask:
Does this call me to maturity?
Does it challenge my habits or mindset?
How does this shape the woman I am becoming?
3. Where is God calling me to grow in discipline?
Proverbs talks a LOT about diligence, consistency, and work ethic.
Consider:
Morning routines
Financial stewardship
Spiritual habits
Emotional regulation
Responsibility vs procrastination
Where do you feel conviction?
4. How does this chapter shape my femininity?
Biblical womanhood is not just about appearance — it’s about character.
Ask yourself:
Does this teach me gentleness?
Self-control?
Discretion?
Kindness?
Strength?
Wisdom?
Purity?
Emotional elegance?
5. What does this reveal about my relationships?
Proverbs is a masterclass on people:
wise friends vs foolish ones
gossip vs discretion
peace vs drama
honesty vs manipulation
Ask:
Who is influencing me?
Who do I need boundaries with?
Where can I be a better friend?
6. How does this guide my calling?
Your calling includes:
your job
your creativity
your gifts
your writing
your community impact
your work as a Christian woman in the world
What part of your purpose feels clearer after today’s Proverb?
7. What habit can I practice today because of what I read?
Keep it simple. One small, elegant act of obedience that aligns your life with Scripture:
Speak softly
Choose gratitude
Organize your space
Walk in integrity
Be gentle, not reactive
Read before bed
Practice hospitality
Wisdom is not theory — it’s lifestyle.
8. What truth can I pray over my life today?
Turn your reading into prayer: “Lord, make me a woman of wisdom.” “Teach me to guard my heart.” “Help me speak with kindness.” “Make my spirit gentle and strong.” “Guide me into disciplined living.”
9. Where did I see God’s wisdom in my day?
Reflect at night:
A conversation
A decision
A moment of patience
Resisting temptation
Choosing peace
Wisdom shows up everywhere when you look for it.
10. What part of my heart is God refining?
Sometimes Proverbs exposes:
pride
insecurity
laziness
jealousy
impulsiveness
self-centeredness
lack of discipline
Weekly Reflection Prompts
At the end of each week, journal through these:
1. What character trait grew stronger in me this week?
Patience? Gentleness? Discipline? Discernment?
2. What verse defined my week?
Which one stuck to your spirit?
3. What foolish patterns did I recognize and reject?
This is where the REAL growth happens.
4. How did Proverbs shape how I treated others?
Did you show kindness? Set boundaries? Practice wisdom?
5. What did God reveal about my calling?
Is He nudging you toward something?
End-of-Month Reflection: Becoming Her
As you complete Proverbs 31 at the end of January, ask yourself:
💗 1. How did wisdom transform me this month?
💗 2. What habits made me more elegant, disciplined, and intentional?
💗 3. What verse changed how I see myself?
💗 4. What area of my life looks more like Christ now?
💗 5. What part of Proverbs 31 do I want to grow into next month?
This is how we become the women God created us to be.



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