Priscilla’s story keeps pulling me back to the quiet places where God does lasting work. Homes. Conversations. Shared meals. Worktables. Open doors. Steady faithfulness. The early church was built by people willing to use what they already had in service of something bigger than themselves. What has God placed in your hands to build right now? 🌿

@Juanita McQuay so glad you found us. We’re in the middle of our Priscilla study this week and the community has been slowly filling up with printed pages, pens, stickers, coffee cups, and lots of thoughtful little conversations along the way. 📖 Check out the Classroom tab for downloads, and a Start Here course to help show you around. There are free pages and a few hidden extras tucked around the community too. 👀

I’ll go first 🙂 I’m a mom of four, and life here is usually a mix of kids, coffee, and trying to keep something creative going in the middle of it all. I’ve spent a lot of years making things—sewing, designing, building little systems that help life feel a bit more ordered and meaningful. Lately that’s been turning back toward my faith and finding simple ways to make space for it again in the middle of everyday life. I’m not doing this perfectly, and I don’t have a polished setup—I’m literally using glue sticks and whatever I have on hand most days. But I do show up, and that’s enough. Your turn: What’s your name, and where are you right now in your Bible or journaling?

Scripture almost always names Priscilla and Aquila together, a reminder that God often builds His church through faithful partnership. Just people willing to learn, serve, encourage, and keep showing up beside one another. I love that the early church was built this way… around open homes, shared tables, steady friendships, and people growing in faith together.

Before Priscilla ever helped teach Apollos, she was faithfully serving in ordinary daily work. I keep thinking about how often Scripture shows God building something meaningful out of very ordinary places and steady faithfulness. Not every calling begins with a spotlight. Sometimes it begins at a worktable, around a shared meal, or in the middle of everyday responsibilities. ✨ What ordinary part of your life feels especially meaningful right now?