Mary Magdalene Revealed by Meggan Watterson is a luminous exploration of the only gospel written in the name of a woman. Harvard-trained theologian and author Meggan Watterson guides readers verse by verse through the Gospel of Mary Magdalene, illuminating the profound and radical teachings it contains.

Buried in the Egyptian desert after a 4th-century edict called for its destruction, the Gospel of Mary Magdalene survived thanks to the courage of those who refused to let it disappear. What it reveals is a vision of love, wholeness, and inner transformation that sits at the very heart of the early Christ movement. Mary's gospel teaches that we are not unworthy for being human — our purpose is to be fully human, to remember that we are both a limited, earthly self and a limitless, eternal soul.

Watterson draws on historical scholarship and personal spiritual practice to offer a more accurate and empowering portrait of who Mary Magdalene truly was within early Christianity. She also shares how the discovery of this gospel transformed her own understanding of love, devotion, and the sacred feminine.

This book is an invitation to turn inward, to meditate and seek the truth that already lives within — a love that is boundless, transformative, and ever-present.