📖✏️ Note-Taking Tuesdays I’m starting something new here in the group called Note-Taking Tuesdays. Every Tuesday, I want us to drop pictures of our notes, scribbles, doodles, journal entries, highlighted passages, sticky notes, scripture cards, margins full of thoughts, or even a single sentence God has been speaking to our hearts. Take a picture and share it in the comments below. I’ll be sharing mine too. Sometimes it will be pages of notes from a Bible study. Sometimes it will be a highlighted paragraph from a book. Sometimes it might just be one scripture that I couldn’t stop thinking about all week. I think there’s something beautiful about remembering that learning God isn’t just spiritual. It’s embodied. We use our eyes to read. Our hands to write. Our minds to reflect. Our hearts to receive. Even the simple act of highlighting a verse, writing a note in the margin, or filling a page with questions can become an act of worship. It’s a way of slowing down, paying attention, and submitting both our minds and our bodies to the work of the Holy Spirit. So don’t worry about whether your notes are pretty. Don’t worry if all you have is a sticky note with one sentence written on it. Share what you’re learning. Share what you’re noticing. Share what the Lord is speaking. I’d love for this to become a little collection of holy breadcrumbs…evidence that God is meeting us in the ordinary moments throughout the week. ❤️

We went deep into: • John the Baptist and the wilderness season • repentance as change of mind, not shame • fruit, roots, and what God heals beneath the surface • obedience over outcomes• grace vs striving • why growth can feel heavy when God is exposing deeper layers • trusting the Lord one day at a time A reminder for every woman in process: You are not behind. You are being formed. If you’ve been feeling stretched, convicted, tired, or hungry for more of God… this one will meet you there. Go watch when you have quiet time tonight or this week and let the Word wash over you 🤍

hey sisters 🤍 i wanna do something a little different today… where is everyone from? drop your city and state (or country if you’re outside the US) in the comments 👇🏽 i’ve been praying about future meet ups… like real life hugs, coffee, Bible studies, sitting together in His presence, not just through a screen but in the same room 🕊️ i know this community is online, but it doesn’t have to stay that way forever. there’s something so special about gathering, about being seen, about doing life with other women who love Jesus. so this is me starting to map it out… seeing where we’re all scattered, where the Lord might be gathering us 👀 even if it’s just a few of you in the same area… that could turn into something beautiful. don’t overthink it, just drop where you’re from 🤍 you never know who’s near you 🫶🏽

Ladies! Excuse me! I had some trouble getting home today, do we want to do Bible study Tuesday night (aka tomorrow)?

Hey my loves 🤍 I just want to gently remind you of something that is really important for this space… This is not a place to perform. This is a place to receive. You do not have to show up here as the most active, the most articulate, or the most “on fire” version of yourself to belong. This is not a stage. This is a table. And at this table, you are allowed to be fed. If you haven’t been as active as you thought you would be… that is not failure. I am not counting you out. I am not measuring your presence by your participation. There is no pressure here to prove anything. This space is a resource. It is here for you. You can come in quietly. You can sit and listen. You can take what you need. You can step away and process. And when you’re ready, you can come back and engage. Some of you have already experienced that rhythm… coming in, receiving, then stepping back to let the Lord minister to you more deeply in private. That is not distance. That is discipleship. Even Jesus lived this way. He was deeply present with people… teaching, loving, walking in community. But He was also deeply private. He would withdraw. He would go away. He would be alone with the Father. There was a public ministry… and there was a private intimacy. And the power of His public life flowed from His private one. So if you’ve been in a quiet season with the Lord… if you’ve been wrestling, processing, healing, or even struggling to feel close to Him… I don’t want you to come back in here bashful or apologetic. I want you to come back covered in grace. I want you to come back proud of the fact that you stayed with Him… even if it felt messy, even if it felt silent, even if it didn’t look “spiritual.” And when you have something to share, whether it’s clarity, confusion, revelation, or just honesty… bring what feels right. This is a safe place for your real walk with God. You are allowed to step back. And you are always welcome to step back in. No pressure. No performance. Just presence.