CANDACE CAMERON BURE WANTS YOU TO GET EXCITED ABOUT YOUR LIFE AGAIN
New 100-Day Devotional Helps Readers Break Out of Autopilot, Rediscover Purpose, and Experience the Renewing Power of Time Spent With God
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – August 24, 2026 – When did the life you once prayed for start feeling ordinary? The job. The marriage. The family. The responsibilities. The routines that once felt full of possibility can slowly become the things we simply move through each day. And somewhere between the to-do lists and the demands of everyday life, it can be easy to lose our energy, our sense of purpose, – and even our excitement for life.
Candace Cameron Bure believes we do not have to stay there.
In her upcoming devotional, 100 Days of All Things New: Daily Devotions to Get Unstuck in Life and Find Purpose Again, the New York Times bestselling author, actress, and producer invites readers on a 100-day journey to step out of autopilot and rediscover the wonder of everyday life by spending more intentional time in God’s presence. The 208-page hardcover releases October 27, 2026, from Zondervan Gift as part of the Light the Way series.
“Sometimes we think we need a new season, a new opportunity, or a completely different set of circumstances to feel excited about life again,” said Bure. “But God reminds us that joy isn’t dependent on our circumstances. We can choose to smile. We can choose joy.”
At a time when burnout, distraction, and the pressure to constantly reinvent ourselves dominate the cultural conversation, Bure is offering another path forward. Instead of adding another goal, chasing the next achievement, or waiting for circumstances to change, 100 Days of All Things New begins with a much simpler invitation: spend more time with God.
The devotional speaks to the quieter kind of weariness that does not necessarily come from crisis. It is the feeling that can emerge when days become predictable, relationships become familiar, and responsibilities crowd out the things that once made us feel alive.
Bure’s message: ordinary does not have to mean uninspired.
Over 100 days, she encourages readers to make room for God to renew their strength, refresh their perspective, and restore their passion for the lives they are already living. Each daily entry includes an encouraging message from Bure, a Bible verse for meditation, and a prayer prompt designed to help readers connect with God.
The book asks readers to consider questions that can quietly surface in almost any season: Have your days become dull? Has your love for life faded? Are you living with purpose – or simply getting through your schedule?
Rather than offering a dramatic formula for reinvention, Bure focuses on renewal from the inside out. Through Scripture, prayer, and daily reflection, she encourages readers to recognize that a fresh start does not necessarily require walking away from the familiar. Sometimes it means learning to see the familiar differently.
At the heart of the devotional is an idea that challenges a culture perpetually chasing what is next: Maybe you do not need a different life to feel alive again. Maybe you need to rediscover the wonder in the one you already have.
With her candid and encouraging voice, Bure shares how her faith shapes the way she approaches seasons when enthusiasm fades, routines take over, and purpose becomes harder to see. The result is a devotional for anyone who has ever looked at a perfectly full life and quietly wondered, “Why don’t I feel more fulfilled?”
Because for Bure, God’s promise to make all things new includes more than our circumstances. It includes us.
Bure can speak with media about:
- Why a good life can still start to feel dull – and the subtle signs that we may be living on autopilot
- Burnout versus spiritual weariness, and why doing less is not always enough to address the exhaustion people feel
- How to fall in love with everyday life again without needing to reinvent it
- Turning 50 and embracing a new season of life and what renewal and purpose look like when you are not starting over, but learning to see the life you have already built with fresh eyes
- Marriage, motherhood, and becoming a grandmother and how Candace’s understanding of purpose, family, legacy, and what matters most has evolved through different stages of life
- What Candace does when her own faith feels routine, distracted, or depleted and why small, consistent moments with God can create meaningful change in our perspective, energy, and sense of purpose
- Faith in the middle of a public life and how Candace stays grounded while balancing family, career, and business
100 Days of All Things New: Daily Devotions to Get Unstuck in Life and Find Purpose Again releases October 27, 2026 and will be available wherever books are sold.
About the Author
Candace Cameron Bure is an award-winning actress, producer, director, and CEO of CandyRock Entertainment. She is best known for her iconic role as D.J. Tanner on the hit television series Full House and Fuller House and has gone on to lead dozens of original films and nearly 20 installments of the Aurora Teagarden Mysteries franchise, while also expanding her role behind the camera. Bure is also a New York Times bestselling author of multiple books and devotionals, and host of The Candace Cameron Bure Podcast. She is deeply committed to encouraging women to live with purpose, joy, and faith. Follow Candace Cameron Bure: FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | X
About Zondervan Gift
Zondervan Gift, an imprint under HarperCollins Christian Publishing, offers curated collections of beautifully designed gift books that inspire, uplift, and celebrate life’s meaningful moments. Specializing in devotionals, journals, seasonal titles, and books for special occasions, Zondervan Gift focuses on nurturing faith and encouraging personal reflection through thoughtfully crafted content and stylish, on-trend design. Headquartered in Nashville, TN, you can explore their collections at zondervan.com/gift
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