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Next Call: March 14th at 4pm pst
Ladies, Our next Women’s Call is happening this Saturday at 4PM PST, and I’m really looking forward to this one. Over the past couple of weeks I’ve been connecting with so many beautiful women, and there has been a clear theme in our conversations: dating, relationships, heartbreak, and breakups. So that’s what we’re bringing to the table. For those who don’t know my story, I’ve been single for about six years. Almost four years ago I made a very intentional decision around intimacy. I committed to myself that I wouldn’t sleep with a man unless I was in a committed relationship. More recently, that conviction deepened and I decided that I am saving myself for marriage. I know in today’s world that might sound wild… or even “prudish” to some people. But the truth is, I learned how to date from Hollywood and culture, and for a long time I led with my body. That approach hurt me more than it served me. Today my perspective is very different. The idea of meeting a Christian man who genuinely wants to know me, build a friendship, pour into me, and develop something meaningful without physical intimacy actually feels like one of the most intimate and sacred things two people could build. And saving ourselves for marriage? That feels rare. Special. Intentional. This Saturday I’d love for us to talk about this openly. Bring your hearts, your experiences, your questions, and your perspectives. Whether you’re navigating dating, healing from heartbreak, or simply wanting a deeper conversation around relationships, you are welcome at the table. I’m excited to connect with you all. (Call link in the calendar)
Next Call: March 14th at 4pm pst
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Can’t wait🤗
I Thought It Was Intuition. It Was the Holy Spirit.
For the past few years, I’ve been intentionally rebuilding my relationship with my intuition. I started to see it like a muscle, something I had been disconnected from that needed to be strengthened through use. So I began with the small things. If I felt a quiet nudge to drive a different way home, I listened. If I felt called to try a different café, I went. Sometimes the reason would reveal itself afterward. Maybe I avoided an accident. Maybe I met someone I was meant to speak with. Or maybe nothing obvious happened at all, but the trust in that inner signal kept growing. Eventually I started listening to it when it came to the bigger decisions in my life. I bought my home sight unseen. There was an undeniable knowing that this was the place, even though I wasn’t able to attend the showing. I left my corporate career and moved to Australia on my own. The decision came to me quietly during a morning walk, just a clear, grounded knowing. Once I decided to trust it, everything began to align. I was offered a remote position. Someone asked to rent my condo and also rented my car and cared for my cat while I was gone. I was offered a place to live when I arrived in Australia. Everything unfolded in a way that made the move feel almost effortless. I spent six months there doing deep inner work and healing. That season became one of the most transformative period of my life. During that time, something unexpected happened. I went from being an atheist… to searching for truth in the New Age spiritual world… to eventually finding God. It took me a couple more months to find Jesus. But when I did, something clicked in a profound way. I realized that the intuition I had been working so hard to develop… the voice that had been guiding me all those years… was actually the Holy Spirit. God had been whispering to me and guiding me long before I even knew Him or accepted Him. After spending so much of my life feeling alone, it was one of the most beautiful realizations I’ve ever had, to understand that I hadn’t actually been alone for a very long time.
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Ugh Jena, yesss I went through the exact same path of development. I swear we are kindred spirits. As I started developing my intuition muscles, I would sometimes talk myself out of an initial gut instinct and pay the consequences. It became very obvious that my intuition was ALWAYS right, even if I didn’t know why in the moment. When I read the Bible and realized it was the Holy Spirit, it hit me hard. I felt this overwhelming sense of love when it all clicked🥺 I definitely had a good cry over that! Haha Since then, I (almost) always trust it. Sometimes the reason is obvious, like you said, but sometimes God is working behind the scenes and providing divine protection🤍
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Ladies! The March Call Schedule is Here!
I did my best to accommodate everyone’s time zones, we have amazing women joining from Australia, The Netherlands, Mexico, USA, and Canada. I can’t wait for you all to meet each other! I want to hear from you: what’s a topic that’s heavy on your heart right now that you’d like to open our next call with? If you know me, you know I love taboo topics, nothing is off the table! Here’s the plan: each call will start with one main topic and then we’ll dive into whatever is on anyone’s heart. March Call Dates: - March 14th & 28th - 4:00 PM PST | 5:00 PM MT | 7:00 PM EST | 10:00 AM Brisbane (next day) Make sure to go to the calendar and save these calls to your personal calendar so you don't miss out! Drop your topic ideas below — let’s make these calls powerful, real, and exactly what you need!
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How to pray for a partner / relationship grounded in biblical principles?
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@Jena Wiebe love it! Yay!
Every man in your life needs to read this book!
We’ve all heard the saying: a strong economy creates weak people, and a weak economy creates strong people. Well my friends… over the past few years our economy has taken a serious hit. And what we’re seeing right now is something difficult: a weak economy and a lot of weak people. This community is for women who see past the nonsense. Women who are stepping back into being strong, beautiful women and reclaiming what it means to stand in their feminine power. We are reconnecting with each other again. Building real community. Reconnecting with our loved ones. Nurturing the people around us. We are building sovereign businesses that allow us to step away from the conditioning of society, businesses that create income without pulling us away from our homes and families. And most importantly… we are coming back to faith. But there’s another conversation that matters. How do we support our men? We NEED men to stand up and become strong leaders again. Our economy and our society depend on it. When a man has a purpose outside of himself, something changes in him. He becomes bold. Focused. Fearless. I recently started reading a book by Charlie Kirk called Right Wing Revolution: How to Beat the Woke and Save the West. What surprised me most when I started reading it is that he calls out Christian conservative men for being weak. He shines a light on the things we’ve allowed to slip through the cracks because of ego, comfort, or fear and he talks about how we start correcting course: by developing a backbone and standing in truth again. Honestly, I believe every man today could benefit from reading this book and asking himself what kind of leader he wants to be in this moment of history. If you feel aligned with this message, pass this book along to a man who you love. Side note… if you happen to know a man with conviction, courage, faith, and purpose like Charlie Kirk (may he rest in peace) send him my way. Those are rare qualities these days. And yes… that’s husband material.
Every man in your life needs to read this book!
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So BEAUTIFULLY written!!! I’m ALL IN on this mindset, Jen🙌🏻 It is so absolutely needed. And I 100% agree about this view on men. I responded to your other message regarding a topic for next week but I think THIS could be the root of it. Rather than trying to find them (because true husband material IS so rare😅), how do we inspire it??
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Because truly, I see so many men in my daily life who have SO much potential but they’re operating out of fear, not purpose. It is their most natural state to lead and stand on their mission, but society has really made them feel that they need to stand down. I honestly think it starts with getting men back to church, don’t you? The Bible teaches them true morals and masculine principles and we are missing that.
The Religious and Political roots of Feminism
One day into my intentional pause from social media, aside from Skool, and my soul is on fire. My sister had her first baby two weeks ago and my precious nephew lit something in me that I cannot unfeel. I was on the fence about having babies. He didn’t gently nudge me off. He fully shoved me. I am all in on being a momma when my husband finds me. This man is truly teaching me patients as I wait haha. At the same time, something deeper has been stirring. For a long time I have sensed there is a shadow behind modern feminism. An energy that feels disconnected from truth, from family, from the design of women. When you look at the reality that there are an estimated 73 million abortions worldwide each year, you have to be willing to ask harder questions about what we have been sold and what it has cost us. Something is not adding up in the way we have been conditioned to work, live, and measure our worth. So I am using this break to read. To think. To sharpen my discernment. I have a stack of books I am reading during this time including "Occult Feminism: The Secret History of Women’s Liberation" and "Make Him a Sandwich." I am not interested in surface level takes. I want to understand the roots of the religion and political agenda. This knowledge does not pull me away from my work. It fuels it. It strengthens my conviction to help women build businesses in alignment with who they actually are. Their biology. Their strengths. Their design. Their purpose. Not from pressure. Not from resentment. Not from imitation. If this resonates and you are open to going deeper, I am sharing the Joe Rogan and Rachel Wilson episode that sparked a lot of this reflection for me. https://open.spotify.com/episode/0m9FsmGniEHLvAV8CWqJ3X?si=75ad1728ef3b4240
The Religious and Political roots of Feminism
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I haven’t read it yet, but I recommend Toxic Empathy by Allie B Stuckey during your intentional break. It’s on my list!
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