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Silk fabric shaped into a heart, symbolizing strength wrapped in softness—like Deborah and Jael, who led with faith and courage.

Silk fabric shaped into a heart, symbolizing strength wrapped in softness—like Deborah and Jael, who led with faith and courage.

Steel Cloaked in Silk | How God Uses the Unexpected to Win Battles

When warriors hesitated, two women moved. Discover the bold faith of Deborah and Jael—proof that God uses the willing, not just the qualified. You don’t need a title to carry authority.

May 242 min read

Silhouette of Shamgar riding a donkey at sunset, holding an ox goad, symbolizing God’s power through unlikely people in Judges 3:31.

Silhouette of Shamgar riding a donkey at sunset, holding an ox goad, symbolizing God’s power through unlikely people in Judges 3:31.

Do You, Boo: You Are a Designer Original

God didn’t ask for perfect—He asked for willing. Discover how to stop waiting, start moving, and use what’s in your hand. You’re not weird—you’re anointed. Do you, boo.

May 233 min read

Close-up of a scarlet thread across text, symbolizing redemption, covering, and Rahab’s faith in the story of salvation.

Close-up of a scarlet thread across text, symbolizing redemption, covering, and Rahab’s faith in the story of salvation.

OnlyFans to God’s Plan: Why Your Past Can’t Cancel Your Purpose

Discover how Rahab’s bold faith turned her from a harlot to a heroine. Your past doesn’t cancel your purpose—God’s grace covers it. Step into your story of redemption.

May 123 min read

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