Hope for the Healing
5 Devotionals to Help You Find Purpose Through Pain
A free gift from author and coach Rochelle Mekowulu
You’re not alone in your pain. And it’s not the end of your story.
If you’ve found yourself in a season of grief, heartbreak, or confusion — wondering what God is doing and why it hurts so much — I want to speak this over you:
There is still purpose. And there is still hope.
I wrote Hope for the Healing as a gentle companion for the hard places — a devotional for the moments when silence is loud, when prayers feel empty, and when you’re not sure how to move forward.
Receive a free 5-day devotional delivered straight to your inbox — encouragement for every step of your healing journey.
What You’ll Receive:
This 6-day devotional includes:
Scripture-based encouragement
Honest reflections from my own healing journey
Gentle journaling prompts to help you process pain
A reminder that purpose doesn’t come after pain — it comes through it
Let God meet you in the middle of it.
You don’t need to have the right words.
You don’t need to be “over it.”
You just need to be willing to heal — one day at a time.
What Readers Are Saying:
“Rochelle’s words made me laugh and cry — and challenged me to rethink how I show up for others in grief. A remarkable and healing voice I can’t wait to share with friends and family.”
— Dana
“Her writing is emotional, transparent, and full of hope. It gave me powerful insights, deep reflection, and helped me cherish even the difficult moments of life more intentionally.”
— Allie
“Her words were a compassionate guide through grief — practical, relatable, and healing. I found comfort, laughter, and hope that I didn’t even realize I needed”
— Harry
Meet the Author
Rochelle Mekowulu is a speaker, small business coaching and consultant, certified mental health coach, and author of And Then There Was Silence: Awakening Purpose Through Pain. She helps individuals navigate grief and transition with honesty, faith, and emotional clarity. Through her work and ministry, she continues to show others that pain doesn’t cancel purpose — it often reveals it.