Demi Tebow is promoting her new 100-day devotional Knowing Who You Are Because of Who God Is, published by Thomas Nelson, and told Fox News Digital that the book offers bite-sized pieces of truth to help people find lasting worth during times of struggle, stress and pain.
Doubt can creep in when people are tempted to question whether they are worthy, deserving or valuable. Tebow said she has learned to rely on the truth found in scripture and on God’s unchanging love, which she believes does not depend on social media validation. The message of the Bible, she added, points readers back to a core identity in Christ and to a God who cares for each person’s life and calling.
The discussion also touched on Tebow’s experience as a mother. She and Tim welcomed their first child, Daphne, in August, a development that has altered her perspective on life and worth. Tebow said watching Daphne grow has reminded her that much of life’s meaning comes from family and faith rather than public praise. She wrote the devotional while pregnant and dedicated it to her daughter, hoping that Daphne will grow into the calling God has prepared for her life. She emphasized that God’s love remains constant regardless of what others say online.
As a former Miss Universe, Tebow has firsthand experience with the pull of crowns and applause. She cited biblical guidance about running a race to obtain a lasting prize, contrasting the temporary nature of pageant crowns with the eternal impact of a life lived in accordance with God’s truth. The devotional leans into this distinction, inviting readers to pursue purposes with lasting significance rather than momentary recognition.
In speaking about Daphne’s future, Tebow described how she and Tim pray over their daughter’s life and seek to guide her toward the calling God has for her. They want her to know that her worth comes from her identity in Christ and not from social media metrics or public opinion. The devotional language reflects a family-centered faith that aims to model a life of purpose and service for Daphne as she grows.
The publication by Thomas Nelson frames the book as a practical, day-by-day guide for families and individuals seeking spiritual grounding. It blends Tebow’s personal experiences as a wife and mother with scriptural teaching, providing a structured path for readers to reflect on who they are through the lens of who God is. The 100-day format was chosen to offer a steady, accessible journey toward a deeper sense of purpose and worth grounded in faith.
Looking ahead, Tebow said she will continue to point readers toward biblical truth as a source of identity and confidence. She reiterated that God’s love does not change and that understanding one’s identity begins with understanding God’s nature. The devotional and its message are intended to help families, caregivers and individuals cultivate a lasting sense of worth that resists the shifting tides of online culture.