Commended for Faith, not an outcome
Hebrews 11:1-2 says, “Faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. This is what the ancients were commended for.” It is so easy to get caught up in the belief that success is based on what we yield. But what the Faith Hall of Fame advocates is, we will be commended for our FAITH in the journey – not for an outcome.
Our culture operates strongly based on a finish line. We train to complete a marathon. We go to graduate school to get the MBA needed to become an executive. The purpose is to get to the end, to finish the goal, to complete the project. Only then, when the finish line has been reached will we have made it. Then we’ll be commended. Then we’ll be praised. Then we’ll be worthy because we reached our goal; with this mentality, it’s all about the outcome.
But what if we, like some of the heroes in Hebrews chapter 11, never get to see the final outcome? What if we never reach what we’re working towards?
“Faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. This is what the ancients were commended for.”
Hebrews 11:1-2
Written By: Mindy Larsen
Have you ever stopped to consider that you may never achieve the one thing that you’re working towards? Or that maybe you’ll be stuck trying long after you expected to be reaping the rewards?
I’m a writer whose one big goal is to write a book. I’m taking courses to become a better writer, sending off submissions, sharing posts on my blog and on social media in hopes that someday I will be a published author. One day, I sat behind my computer, pressed my fingertips onto the smooth surface of the square keys, and heard the Lord ask me, “Will you still praise me if your book never gets traditionally published? Will you still be faithful even if you don’t receive the outcome you’re working towards?”
faith hall of fame
There’s a well-known chapter in Hebrews chapter 11 that is often referred to as the “Faith Hall of Fame.” It tells the stories of well-known heroes of the Bible—people like Abraham, Moses, Isaac, and Noah—who took courageous steps of faith. For example, Noah was told there was going to be a flood that would drown the world, by faith he made an ark. Abraham was asked to travel to his new home in the Promised Land but he had no idea where he was going; by faith, he trekked through the desert.
After telling these stories about monumental steps of faith, verse 13 says, “All these people were still living by faith when they died. They did not receive the things promised; they only saw them and welcomed them from a distance. And they admitted that they were aliens and strangers on earth.”
One sentence in this verse struck me – “they did not receive the things promised.”
The finish line
Our culture operates strongly based on a finish line. We train to complete a marathon. We go to graduate school to get the MBA needed to become an executive. The purpose is to get to the end, to finish the goal, to complete the project. Only then, when the finish line has been reached will we have made it. Then we’ll be commended. Then we’ll be praised. Then we’ll be worthy because we reached our goal; with this mentality, it’s all about the outcome.
But what if we, like some of the heroes in Hebrews chapter 11, never get to see the final outcome? What if we never reach what we’re working towards?
Hebrews 11:1-2 says, “Faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. This is what the ancients were commended for.” It is so easy to get caught up in the belief that success is based on what we yield. But what the Faith Hall of Fame advocates is, we will be commended for our FAITH in the journey – not for an outcome.
Commended for faith
Noah saved mankind and all the animals of the earth, but believe it or not, he was not commended for the end result. He was commended for the faith it took to build the ark. And Moses was not commended for leading the people of God to the Promised Land (friends, he never even got to go in); yet he was commended for the faith it took to leave Egypt.
When it comes down to it, our ultimate goal as followers of Jesus is to be faithful no matter what. If we become so focused on what we produce, on what goals we are accomplishing (or not accomplishing) in our lifetime, we not only rob ourselves the joy of enjoying the process, but we run the risk of losing sight of our purpose; to make Jesus name known.
The key to losing the end-goal mentality, to being satisfied with steps of faith versus an outcome, is found in Hebrews 11:16 that says, “Instead, they were longing for a better country – a heavenly one.” The reason the ancients didn’t lose faith, even when they didn’t reach their outcome, is because instead of being focused on their end goal, they were focused on THE end goal – eternity in heaven with the Lord.
shifted prespective
Instead of obsessing over my goal to become a published author, I’m shifting my perspective to being faithful and obedient to the Lord in each moment, and trusting Him to lead me even if the outcome is not what I expect. And you know what the result has been? Freedom. Satisfaction. Joy.
Fixing our eyes on Jesus releases us from the power-hungry obsession to be successful and enables us to enjoy life to the fullest. Will you join me? Together, let’s focus on faithfulness, find satisfaction in the journey, and pray that someday we, like the ancients, might be commended for our faith.
Mindy Larsen is a writer living in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. She loves donuts, the power of Scripture to combat anxiety, and cuddling on the couch with her husband Chris, and their cat, Finn. Mindy writes to encourage others with words that point towards Jesus. You can find her writing in Thryve Magazine, Grit & Virtue, and (in)courage, as well as on her personal blog – www.loveminblog.com She’d love to connect with you there, or over on Instagram www.instagram.com/mindykaysl
How Desperate Am I For More of God?
The miles flash as I speed through the desert. In its pre-dawn blush, the sky shimmers, mother-of-pearl. Rugged mountains cut a stark silhouette against the glow.
It’s breathtaking.
But all I can think about is my rumbling stomach. I’m hungry. So hungry that my stomach's growling complaints fill the entire sound-space of my brain, leaving no room for any type of early morning appreciation of beauty.But I’m also in a time crunch, without even a moment for a pass-through at fast food joint where I could hurriedly snatch a rubbery biscuit loaded with cheese and a bit of overdone egg...
Instead, I gaze across the miles into a desert range rising jagged and bare, and I’m catapulted back to the image which captured my heart just days before. All about Moses and his hollow heart hunger, and how God showed up to feast Moses on the indescribable glory of His presence.
Written By: Tiffany Nesbitt
“Blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him. They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. It has no worries in a year of drought and never fails to bear fruit” (Jeremiah 17:7,8).
The miles flash as I speed through the desert. In its pre-dawn blush, the sky shimmers, mother-of-pearl. Rugged mountains cut a stark silhouette against the glow.
It’s breathtaking.
But all I can think about is my rumbling stomach. I’m hungry. So hungry that my stomach's growling complaints fill the entire sound-space of my brain, leaving no room for any type of early morning appreciation of beauty.But I’m also in a time crunch, without even a moment for a pass-through at fast food joint where I could hurriedly snatch a rubbery biscuit loaded with cheese and a bit of overdone egg...
Instead, I gaze across the miles into a desert range rising jagged and bare, and I’m catapulted back to the image which captured my heart just days before. All about Moses and his hollow heart hunger, and how God showed up to feast Moses on the indescribable glory of His presence.
And it makes me pause, wondering.
How hungry am I, really?
Because Moses was so desperate for the Presence that if he didn’t get more, he was willing to wander the scorched sands of Sinai, forfeiting the divine promise of milk-and-honey inheritance for himself and his people.
“ If your presence will not go with me, do not bring us up from here. ” (Ex. 33:16)
In other words, if I can’t have more of you than what I’ve yet tasted, I’m ready to dig in my sandals, stubborn-like, and just — wait. No charging forward, half-filled. No finding a way to make it all happen, dissatisfied still. A single longing filled Moses’ very core.
More of His presence.
I interrogate my heart there in the quiet hurtling through space.
How much do I really want? How desperate am I for more of God?
I glance in the rear view mirror, images flashing hard across its lens. Too many scenes of filling my soul’s belly with less than or not enough . How quickly I gravitate towards those plasticized versions of nutrition, nothing really there except temporary gratification and, somewhere down the road, coronary disease.
Jesus, more of you.
ecause I want to be so hungry for Him that every moment of my life, I’m knocking, searching, chasing Him down. He’s promised that if I seek Him, I’ll find Him — if I search with all my heart. But so often my heart is a divided territory, only half-in, while the other half slumbers away in complacent enough-ness. He’s promised that if I hunger and thirst for righteousness, I’ll be satisfied. But it can’t be any of that self-made, man-approved righteousness, striving only after comparison. The kind I cling to so easily.
I want a real, lasting hunger that burns, inferno-like, within me and declares I can’t possibly go forward without more of you, my Jesus.
Satisfy my burning heart.
The suns bursts over the horizon, and I imagine Moses, his face blazing like glory as he treks down Sinai. He’s been in the Presence — that more for which his heart had cried — and his earth-suit can’t contain the splendor.
I pull out my sunglasses, squinting into the glare. It’s glorious.
And there in the blinding glow, I can finally hear the beat of my own heart, satisfied.
My story? I’m a Jesus lover: an ardent worshiper who longs for nothing more than to revel in the presence of the One who alone is WORTHY. I am wife to Christopher, that amazing husband and father whose beautiful romancing 30 years ago started so much.I am mother to four incredible blessings: two stalwart young men, two radiant young women. Gifts of glory and sanctification, all. I spent nineteen years of my life practicing at being a home educator: joyful, hard-won days filled with priceless memories and perpetual messiness.I thrive most when teaching, mentoring or loving on the upcoming generation. My husband and I co-founded CRSSM, a ministry center in Costa Rica, where we lived for the first half of 2016. On March 1, 2018, I released a women’s Bible study called Bless. I am a fearless shower singer, a faithful Austen devotee, an unashamed musical watcher. I love to celebrate milestones with great aplomb. I delight in opening my home to friends and family, and at such events, steaming cups of tea are invariably found.
ou can find her at her website Tiffany Nesbitt, and over on Instagram.
TIPS AND TRICKS FOR LAUNCHING A PRODUCT OR SERVICE
In the past years, my business has changed a lot. The business I was running in 2016 is completely different than the business I am running in 2017 and 2018. There are a lot of things that influenced these changes, but there is one thing I really started to research and implement. It transformed my income and my business. You want to know what I am talking about?
THE LAUNCH.
I know “launching” is kind of a buzz word in the creative industry right now, so you might be rolling your eyes and thinking: “yeah, yeah, we get it. Launching is a big deal.”
But. It is. Like a really big deal.
And I want to give you all my secrets about planning a launch and being able to be on autopilot once it goes live.
Today, I will be sharing five tips to help you plan and execute a successful launch. Let’s dive in!
Before we get to the tips, allow me to introduce The Launch League! This is a FREE 5-day online challenge where I will lead you through the steps and strategy behind planning a successful product or service with ease. I will help you go from frazzled and stressed, to confident with every launch!
Written By: Rachel Allene
In the past years, my business has changed a lot. The business I was running in 2016 is completely different than the business I am running in 2017 and 2018. There are a lot of things that influenced these changes, but there is one thing I really started to research and implement. It transformed my income and my business. You want to know what I am talking about?
THE LAUNCH.
I know “launching” is kind of a buzz word in the creative industry right now, so you might be rolling your eyes and thinking: “yeah, yeah, we get it. Launching is a big deal.”
But. It is. Like a really big deal.
And I want to give you all my secrets about planning a launch and being able to be on autopilot once it goes live.
Today, I will be sharing five tips to help you plan and execute a successful launch. Let’s dive in!
Before we get to the tips, allow me to introduce The Launch League! This is a FREE 5-day online challenge where I will lead you through the steps and strategy behind planning a successful product or service with ease. I will help you go from frazzled and stressed, to confident with every launch!
Want to learn more and sign up FOR FREE? Challenge kicks off on April 23rd!
Step One:
Putting it all out there
Make a comprehensive list of everything you need to do. Make sure you get really specific here. I like to split my to-do items into as many small items as possible. For example, “contact Influencers” can be broken down into these items:
Make list of Influencers
Write first contact email
Write follow up email
Create spreadsheet for “yes” list
So, I just took one item and made it into four items. I like to do this because I feel more productive on my list of items to complete if there are small tasks. Which also helps me stay motivated to do more.
Step Two:
Categorize everything.
You will want to make different categories for all the items on your list. So, have a list for all the content you need to write, the social posts you need to schedule, the design work you need to do, the emails that need to be scheduled, etc.
Step Three:
Write all the content.
Before I do any emailing or social post work for something I want to launch, I write ALL the content first. For example, for #theheartfeltgrid (a free instagram e-course I hosted), I write all the emails for the entire challenge, the emails to write to my list of influencers, the content for any educational resources, and the content for the website. Once the content is written, I am able to focus more on the social strategy and start creating the design elements for the launch.
Step Four:
Create a social strategy.
You will need to create all the Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest posts. For my challenge, I needed to create graphics and write content for my social strategy. I simply had a massive Google Doc with all the posts that needed to be scheduled and wrote the day and time above the content for the post. This was done so when I went back to schedule the posts, I wouldn’t have to think about which day it was done. The content was written before I do the scheduling, so it’s easier to just decide on the day and time while you’re writing the content.
You also need to create graphics for these posts. You might just need to take the pictures or maybe you need to design them in Adobe Illustrator or Canva.
Part of creating a social strategy is also creating a schedule for promoting the launch of your product/service/challenge/webinar.
*Using Facebook Live and Instagram Live are also important for a launch! In full disclosure: I didn’t have the time for this in my previous launch, but moving forward I will be hosting Live video. It allows your audience to ask questions and Live videos are relevant for quite awhile after you post them. So, the content lives on!
Step Five:
Scheduling everything.
In full disclosure, I will tell you that I have a virtual assistant who did the majority of my scheduling for my recent online challenge I hosted, but before that I did all the scheduling myself. This is because I have an infant. Otherwise, I would have done all the scheduling myself. If you block out time for planning your launch, I promise it can be easy and streamlined.
Here is what I use to make scheduling easy peasy:
Google Docs for all content that can be easily copy and pasted into the respective social channels.
Facebook can now schedule posts in groups, so I just use that resource.
I am old school with Instagram and write my captions in an email and send it to myself.
ConvertKit for emails. ← seriously the best!
Tailwind for Pinterest!
Step Six:
Execute the launch!
When your launch is going on, I suggest that you only focus on the launch. “Shut down” other areas of your business so that 100% of your attention goes into the launch. So if you’re launching a course, make sure that is all that you’re focused on while the doors are open for your course. If you’re trying to juggle too many things, the success of your launch might suffer.
If you’re looking to dive into the strategy behind launching and learn how to craft an approach that CONVERTS, then come join The Launch League!
Challenge starts April 23rd, 2018 and I can’t wait to get started!
Head here to sign up and start learning all about launch strategy. I can’t wait to see you there!
Xo,
Rachel Allene
Rachel Heckmann is an educator, product shop owner, encourager, and the creative stylist and director at Rachel Allene, an online shop that offers products and services for the creative, joyful, and inspired dreamer. She creates business resources in order to encourage and empower women to run heartfelt and profitable businesses on all social platforms. Rachel is a grateful wife, humbled mama, founder of #lesshustlemoregrace, and believer of real talk.
You can find her at her website Rachel Allen, and over on Instagram.
Imperfect Purpose Series- How Content Strategist & Manager for Online Entrepreneurs of Faith Embraces Imperfections
With Kaylan Thompson
As I began to pray about this ministry a long time ago, I felt an overwhelming feeling about the layers that our imperfect purpose encompasses.
with Kaylan Thompson
As I began to pray about this ministry a long time ago, I felt an overwhelming feeling about the layers that our imperfect purpose encompasses. Equipping women to stand in His calling and purpose that He has created in our lives is no simple matter, yet we have Him at the foundation for it all. He is who and what gets glorified, and because of His grace, we have an abundant life as we live daily in Him.
Digging deep with Christ opens this pathway of understanding the faithfulness He has in our lives. The beauty of what came as I prayed through all of this is that there are so many different perspectives and stories that He has created for all of us-- This idea that each of us living abundantly in Him, embracing our imperfections, shows us purpose on top of purpose. Really so much of Him, and where He is at work, and the different places we can experience this. So I thought it would be fun to kick things off with a series, that has so many layers and imperfections-- because I want to dig deep in Christ, with you. I will be sharing some dear friends of mine with you, ladies who are on the journey with you and me, learning to embrace their imperfect purpose for His abundant life He calls us to live.
I pray that this series will further plant your feet in Him, and move His mission of your imperfect purposes in your life so that you can fully experience Christ in any moment of your life. Let us glorify His kingdom. Amen.
TELL US ABOUT YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS/MINISTRY.
I’m Kaylan, a Content Strategist & Manager for online entrepreneurs of faith. I help women get back to doing what they love in their business by helping them create a plan for their content, reach the right audience, serve the right audience, and use content as a ladder to reach their business goals!
WHAT DOES IMPERFECT PURPOSE MEAN TO YOU?
To me, imperfect purpose means finding the beauty and mission in all of life’s messes. It means drawing closer to God and what He has called you, uniquely, to do and filtering out all the other noises of life.
HOW WOULD YOU SAY YOU EMBRACE YOUR IMPERFECT PURPOSE?
I embrace my own imperfect purpose in so many ways! In my business, I embrace it by giving myself grace when I make mistakes, or create launches that flop, or see content engaging poorly. I say, “Okay, that was imperfect, I made mistakes and didn’t provide the right message and service, but what can I learn in that?” I ask myself what I can learn about my audience, what I can learn about what they need from me, and - most importantly - what I can learn about my business and ministry in the gap between where I wanted to aim and where I hit. Because I believe in that gap there’s a message that God uses to help us hone our own services for our community!
WHAT DOES LIVING ABUNDANTLY IN HIS GRACE MEAN TO YOU, AND HOW MIGHT YOU BE DOING THIS?
I’ve learned to absolutely embrace those hard truths, to not be afraid of them. For so long, I didn’t pursue anything in my business because I was afraid of what my mistakes would tell me. If you look at them the wrong way, all you see are the ways you don’t measure up. But, if you view them as messages from the Lord, guiding you toward your purpose, they drive you more than anything!
HOW ARE YOU SEEKING HIS TRUTH-SHARE ANY WAS YOU FEEL CONNECTED TO THAT TRUTH, OR WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE FOR YOU TO SEEK HIS TRUTH DAILY?
I’m working to actively seek His truth in my own life each day - I know that creating that routine is not only essential for my life, but for my business, too. For business women, though, it’s imperative that we build our businesses on a foundation of faith. Some practical ways to do this is praying before everything - before writing that blog, before hitting that publish button, before sending that email, before getting on that call with a client. Your business will be built on beautiful, holy and sturdy ground that doesn’t shift if you build it intentionally piece by piece by seeking His truth, guidance and presence in every area.
HOW ARE YOU STANDING IN HIS GLORY?
I stand in His glory by not being afraid to be vocal about my faith, to serve the way He is calling me to. I don’t hide my message and I don’t waver in acknowledging what my business stands for. It’s His ministry, simply using me to help other women to build, grow and serve their communities.
IS THERE A TIME OR CIRCUMSTANCE IN YOUR LIFE THAT THIS APPLIES? "INSTEAD OF ASKING HOW SOMETHING CAN BE MADE PERFECT", ASK YOURSELF, “WHAT IS GOD DOING HERE?" WHAT DOES TAKING BOLD STEPS FORWARD IN YOUR IMPERFECT PURPOSE LOOK LIKE?
In my business, taking bold steps looks like not being afraid to try new things. I mentioned earlier that fear held me back for so long. Then I realized - I’m not serving ANYONE by staying silent, immobile and frozen. But, if I move? If I put myself out there and just did the thing? The worse thing that could happen is that I still didn’t serve anyone. The best thing that could happen, though? If I just served one person. And despite all the mistakes I’ve made and am still making, this ministry has been able to infuse purpose and clarity into the businesses of dozens of women - I never would’ve dreamed of that!
MOVING FROM PERFECTION TO PURPOSE, SWITCHING YOUR INNER DIALOGUE FROM, "IS THIS GOOD ENOUGH?" TO, "IS THIS WHAT GOD IS CALLING ME TO DO?" HOW CAN THIS APPLY IN YOUR LIFE?
Building on that, I’ve learned that God works in our fear of not being good enough. Yeah, we aren’t good enough! But He is! Our fear is nothing but pride quivering in our hearts, afraid of being humiliated when people reject our message. I learned to see that in myself and call it what it is - pride being selfish. I look to God and say, “I know I’m not good enough, but you are. You called me here to work through me, so what is it you want me to do?”
WHAT IS YOUR DEEPEST PASSION FOR THE KINGDOM?
To see women serve their audiences with abandon! To see them serve and minister as well as build profitable and sustainable businesses that allow them to live a life of beauty, purpose and mission!
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Imperfect Purpose Series- How Shop Owner & Find Wondrous Things Ministry Founder Embraces Imperfections
with Lindsee Walker
with Lindsee Walker
As I began to pray about this ministry a long time ago, I felt an overwhelming feeling about the layers that our imperfect purpose encompasses. Equipping women to stand in His calling and purpose that He has created in our lives is no simple matter, yet we have Him at the foundation for it all. He is who and what gets glorified, and because of His grace we have an abundant life as we live daily in Him.
Digging deep with Christ opens this pathway of understanding the faithfulness He has in our lives. The beauty of what came as I prayed through all of this is that there are so many different perspectives and stories that He has created for all of us-- This idea that each of us living abundantly in Him, embracing our imperfections, shows us purpose on top of purpose. Really so much of Him, and where He is at work, and the different places we can experience this. So I thought it would be fun to kick things off with a series, that has so many layers and imperfections-- because I want to dig deep in Christ, with you. I will be sharing some dear friends of mine with you, ladies who are on the journey with you and me, learning to embrace their imperfect purpose for His abundant life He calls us to live.
I pray that this series will further plant your feet in Him, and move His mission of your imperfect purposes in your life so that you can fully experience Christ in any moment of your life. Let us glorify His kingdom. Amen.
TELL US ABOUT YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS/MINISTRY.
I’m Lindsee. I’m married with two kids and I have a shop called Find Wondrous Things. I sell bible tabs and prayer journals, and hope to create beautiful tools that encourage women to find the wondrous things God has placed in their life.
WHAT DOES IMPERFECT PURPOSE MEAN TO YOU?
Imperfect purpose to me means leaning into Him, embracing the fact that I am not perfect, but He is. And His will and purpose for me is so much greater than I could imagine.
HOW WOULD YOU SAY YOU EMBRACE YOUR IMPERFECT PURPOSE?
I try to lean into God, abide in Him, trust that His glory can be shown through my imperfections. When I fall short, He gives me abundant grace and vast strength.
WHAT DOES LIVING ABUNDANTLY IN HIS GRACE MEAN TO YOU, AND HOW MIGHT YOU BE DOING THIS?
Living abundantly in His grace to me means understanding the depth of my sin, and coming to God daily to confess and repent, and then turning toward God, and embracing His grace. It means accepting that I am deeply loved and forgiven and I am free to walk in that daily.
HOW ARE YOU SEEKING HIS TRUTH- SHARE ANY WAYS YOU FEEL CONNECTED TO THAT TRUTH, OR WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE FOR YOU TO SEEK HIS TRUTH DAILY?
I try to everyday declare a truth over my day. I believe it is so easy for our minds and hearts to wander, so I want to plant my feet firmly in God’s Word and truth daily. Practically that means I try to get into the Word everyday, and take time to pause and pray to God about every aspect of my life. I write down my prayers and I write a truth (from God’s Word) and meditate on it throughout my day.
HOW ARE YOU STANDING IN HIS GLORY?
I think we can stand in His glory when we let Him shine through more than ourselves. That means sharing the hard stuff I go through, which can be hard, but I believe we are meant to give Him all the glory and praise.
IS THERE A TIME OR CIRCUMSTANCE IN YOUR LIFE THAT THIS APPLIES? "INSTEAD OF ASKING HOW SOMETHING CAN BE MADE PERFECT", ASK YOURSELF, “WHAT IS GOD DOING HERE?" WHAT DOES TAKING BOLD STEPS FORWARD IN YOUR IMPERFECT PURPOSE LOOK LIKE?
Taking bold steps forward in your imperfect purpose means embracing our imperfections, and believing that God can use them for His own good purposes and glory. I think we have to stop and see the wondrous things around us. Find the ways He has poured His grace on you, find the ways He has been faithful, find the amazing ways He lavishes His love on you.
MOVING FROM PERFECTION TO PURPOSE, SWITCHING YOUR INNER DIALOGUE FROM, "IS THIS GOOD ENOUGH?" TO, "IS THIS WHAT GOD IS CALLING ME TO DO?" HOW CAN THIS APPLY IN YOUR LIFE?
This applies to every aspect of our lives. Definitely in ministry, but also in motherhood, or as a wife, or a friend- our enemy wants us to believe we are not enough, but God has a purpose for each of us, and I think we just have to believe it. Dig into scripture and see all the ways God calls people- He calls unlikely people. Whatever God has placed right in front of you- that customer, the friend, the stranger, the husband, the child- it’s part of His purpose, so stand firm in believing that He will equip you for whatever purpose He has put in front of you.
WHAT IS YOUR DEEPEST PASSION FOR THE KINGDOM?
To see women get into the Word and love it! I pray our generation would love and know God’s Word more than anything else in this world.