Demi Tebow says social media should not define a person’s worth, urging that God has a perfect plan for every life. In discussing her new 100-day devotional, Knowing Who You Are Because of Who God Is (Thomas Nelson), Tebow told Fox News Digital that faith can anchor people during seasons of struggle, stress and pain. She notes that her journey as Tim Tebow’s wife and a former Miss Universe informs the book, which she wrote while pregnant and dedicated to her daughter, Daphne, who arrived in August.
She told Fox News Digital that many people today question their worth and look to online likes and comments for validation. “The ways that Jesus loves us, cares for us, has a perfect plan for each one of us in our lives,” she said, “helped me in a season of waiting, of frustration, of letdowns — and pointed me back to truth every single time.” She added that “God's love for us will never change,” even as social media signals can tempt people to doubt themselves. Tebow also cited the Bible, including 1 Corinthians 9:25, noting that believers pursue a lasting crown rather than a perishable one.
Dedicated to her daughter, the devotional was written during pregnancy. Tebow described how writing the book while awaiting Daphne helped frame her message for readers. “A prayer that Tim and I have prayed over Daphne's life is that she will truly live her life according to the calling that God has for her,” she said. “Tim and I banter back and forth a lot about what she might like or be interested in, but whatever that is, our prayer is that she will rule and reign, not in the sense of power, but in the sense of the calling that God has specifically for her life.”
With a pageant history of her own, Tebow reflected on chasing crowns that do not endure. She recalled 1 Corinthians 9:25, explaining that “everyone who competes in the games goes into strict training” to receive a crown that lasts forever. “Paul tells us as believers not to chase perishable crowns,” she said, pointing to her Miss Universe title as an example of a pursuit that did not define her worth. “I truly believe the impact we have on other people's lives can be eternal,” she added, and she hopes the book inspires readers to focus on that kind of lasting influence.
In addition to discussing faith and family, Tebow weighed in on the life of Charlie Kirk, describing his passing as tragic and praising what she called his “legacy” of standing up for his beliefs. “He stood so immensely courageously and boldly for what he believed in and what he believed was right,” Tebow said. The remarks came as Fox News Digital shared details surrounding Kirk's death and public advocacy.
The devotional, Knowing Who You Are Because of Who God Is, is published by Thomas Nelson. Tebow said the project was conceived as a way to offer bite-sized pieces of truth that remind readers that identity and worth come from the Creator, not from online validation. She characterized the work as a reflection of her faith journey and a resource she hopes will help others find confidence in their God-given calling.
Tim Tebow and Demi Tebow remain active in public discussions about faith, family and meaning, with their experiences shaping how they present faith-based guidance to readers and fans. The couple have previously discussed their experiences as parents to Daphne and the life lessons they have drawn from their upbringing and public careers.
