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We are a community of women that equips and encourages one another through weekly biblical studies, gatherings and yearly conferences, to live a healthy lifestyle, spirit, soul and body.

God calls us to more than comfort—He calls us to trust, grow, and step forward in faith. When we stay where it feels saf...
06/16/2026

God calls us to more than comfort—He calls us to trust, grow, and step forward in faith. When we stay where it feels safe, we can miss the life He is inviting us into. Staying comfortable may feel easy now, but it can lead to regret later.

The comfort zone can feel peaceful, but it can also become a place where faith goes quiet and purpose gets delayed. What feels safe in the moment can slowly keep us from pursuing God’s calling on our lives. We may tell ourselves “later,” but later can turn into regret when we look back and realize we never moved forward. God has placed dreams, gifts, and assignments in your heart for a reason. Don’t let comfort keep you from what He wants to do through you.

You don’t have to take a giant leap today—just take small steps in the direction God is leading you. Faithful obedience is often built through quiet, steady movement, not sudden perfection. Each prayer, each decision, and each act of courage matters. Keep going one step at a time, trusting that God honors every move made in faith. He will meet you as you move, guide you as you go, and strengthen you along the way.
God didn’t call you to comfort. He called you to courage.

What small step can you take today toward the calling God has placed on your life? Pray about it, move on it, and trust Him with the outcome. Your next step in faith may be the beginning of something beautiful.

06/13/2026

For today I will capture the goodness of God, I will remind my heart of all that He has brought me through, how faithful he has been and the mercy that He has shown me.

Sometimes we get so focused on where we're going that we forget to look back and see how far God has already brought us.
In 1 Samuel 7:12, Samuel set up a stone and called it Ebenezer (stone of help), saying, "Thus far the Lord has helped us." It was a reminder of God's faithfulness through every battle, every challenge, and every victory.

Psalm 77:11-12, the psalmist found hope by remembering the works of the Lord and meditating on all He had done. When present circumstances felt overwhelming, he looked back at God's faithfulness and found strength for the journey ahead.
Today, take a moment to remember. Remember the prayers God answered. Remember the doors He opened. Remember the storms He carried you through. Remember the grace that sustained you when you thought you couldn't go on.

The same God who was faithful then is faithful now.

06/12/2026

I took this video last night of the most beautiful sunset appearing right after the terrible storm. As I watched the dark clouds give way to brilliant colors, I was reminded of 1 Kings 19.
When Elijah was discouraged and afraid, God was not found in the powerful wind, the earthquake, or the fire. Instead, God spoke through a gentle whisper—a still small voice.
So often, the enemy's voice is the loudest. It accuses, condemns, creates fear, and demands our attention. It sounds like the storm.
But God's voice is different. He speaks peace in the middle of chaos. He reminds us of His promises. He encourages us to trust Him, lean on Him, and keep moving forward even when we can't see the whole path.
Just like the sunset that followed the storm, God's presence often shines most beautifully after our darkest moments. The storm may be loud, but the whisper of God is stronger.
Today, don't be distracted by the noise. Listen for His still small voice. It is there, calling you to trust, hope, and rest in Him.

Sometimes you just have to encourage yourself, find a place that brings you joy that you can talk to God.  It’s not alwa...
06/06/2026

Sometimes you just have to encourage yourself, find a place that brings you joy that you can talk to God. It’s not always within the 4 walls of a church. Sometimes it’s found in the beauty that surrounds us. The barn has always been that place for me. These past few weeks have hit me hard; it has been attack after attack. It has caused me to rethink, revisit, and regret the most confident places of my life, the most joyous and well-lived places. What I once celebrated has become a grave of regrets. Should I have done things differently? What if I had chosen a different path? Am I really in a place where God wants me or have I missed it altogether? What I have realized these past few weeks is that there is only death in the valley of regret. I can’t change the past; I can’t change people. The only control I have is over my responses and my time. Allowing people to speak to you in a tone that degrades, humiliates, and makes you feel worthless says more about them than it does about you. I thank God for my husband and my family members that encourage and love me unconditionally. Some people say that if you are being attacked to your breaking point, it means the enemy sees where God is about to position you and it’s all out war to exhaust you and beat you down to the point of giving up. If this is the case, if the challenges I have been facing are a prerequisite to the power that is about to be unleashed by the Holy Spirit, then all I can say is watch out world; God is about to do something incredible. I am not giving up; I am pressing on; even in my darkest day, I will trust in the Lord. For I have tasted and seen the goodness of God, and I cannot go back to the way I was, hopeless and without a purpose. If you are in that place of regret, I would love to pray for you! Send me a DM or comment below.

We no longer live hopeless but are reminded by Paul that the mystery is Jesus Christ who lives and dwells in every belie...
05/30/2026

We no longer live hopeless but are reminded by Paul that the mystery is Jesus Christ who lives and dwells in every believer.
Colossians 1:26-29 (TPT)
There is a divine mystery—a secret surprise that has been concealed from the world for generations but is now being revealed, unfolded, and manifested for every holy believer to experience. Living within you is the Christ who floods you with the expectation of glory! This mystery of Christ, embedded within us, becomes a heavenly treasure chest of hope filled with the riches of glory for his people, and God wants everyone to know it!
Christ is our message! We preach to awaken hearts and bring every person into the full understanding of truth. It has become my inspiration and passion in ministry to labor with a tireless intensity, with his power flowing through me, to present to every believer the revelation of being his perfect one in Jesus Christ.

Today I chose to move forward, I choose to allow the pain to mold me and shape me but not break me.  I chose to grow not...
05/19/2026

Today I chose to move forward, I choose to allow the pain to mold me and shape me but not break me. I chose to grow not escape or deny, I choose to be committed to the healing process, not only for me but for my family.

There is a difference between “Moving on” and "Moving Forward"

Moving on-----what it implies:
Leaving something behind emotionally
Detaching from pain, people, or seasons
Closing a chapter and not looking back

Moving forward what it implies:
Continuing in faith despite what happened
Growing through suffering instead of merely escaping it
Walking with God into the next assignment, season, or healing process
Carrying wisdom from the past without being chained to it
A strong example is Joseph. He did not simply “move on” from betrayal and imprisonment. He moved forward through it, and God used those experiences for purpose and maturity.
Another example:
“Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal…” — Philippians 3:13–14
Notice Paul the Apostle says press on, not pretend nothing happened. The focus is purposeful progress with God.

When we let go we open our hearts to the transformation power of God.   Philippians 1:6And I am certain that God, who be...
05/11/2026

When we let go we open our hearts to the transformation power of God.
Philippians 1:6
And I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns.

There is a story only you can tell, and it carries a unique authenticity and power.The enemy will do everything he can t...
05/08/2026

There is a story only you can tell, and it carries a unique authenticity and power.
The enemy will do everything he can to silence your voice, because your testimony reveals what God can do. Your story defeats the accuser, breaks the power of shame, and brings hope to those who need it most.
Don’t hide what God has done in your life. Use your voice to declare His faithfulness, share His goodness, and encourage others to believe that the same God who transformed your story can transform theirs.
Rev. 12:11 Then they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony.

Jonah: The Literal “Runaway” Surrender (Jonah 1–3)Jonah was told to go east to Nineveh—so he boarded a ship heading as f...
05/07/2026

Jonah: The Literal “Runaway” Surrender (Jonah 1–3)
Jonah was told to go east to Nineveh—so he boarded a ship heading as far west as possible. When a storm hit, he was thrown overboard and swallowed by a massive fish. After three days in the deep, Jonah finally surrendered. He delivered the shortest, least enthusiastic sermon ever—and then got angry when God actually forgave the people.
Can you relate? Ever found yourself running in the opposite direction of what you know is right? Jonah’s story reminds us that even in disobedience, God doesn’t abandon us. His mercy reaches into the depths, calling us back with grace and purpose.
Even when we run, God still pursues.
Even when we resist, His love remains.

Galatians 5:24 Those who belong to Christ have nailed the passions and desires of their sinful nature to his cross and c...
05/02/2026

Galatians 5:24 Those who belong to Christ have nailed the passions and desires of their sinful nature to his cross and crucified them there.
You have been set free from the power of darkness and sin and have been empowered by the Holy Spirit to reflect the one who created you. You are now, a living breathing testimony to God's unconditional love and grace. The cross changed everything!

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