This scripture always speaks to me – it sits heavy on my heart in the most tender way.

Because the truth is… how will people know about Jesus if no one shares Him?

I didn’t know.

Not really.

Not in a life-changing, soul-awakening kind of way – until someone told me. And when they did, it changed everything.

So yes… I feel the responsibility. But not out of obligation. Not out of religion. Not out of trying to prove anything or be anything.

It comes from love.

When you’ve encountered Him… when you’ve experienced His mercy, His healing, His presence wrapping around broken places… you don’t keep that to yourself. You can’t.

It’s like discovering the cure for something life-threatening – but even greater than that. Because this isn’t just about surviving. This is about life. True life. Eternal life. Whole life. 🥰

And I never want to come across as better than, more enlightened, or “holier than thou.” That’s not my heart at all. I’m just a girl who was rescued – and I haven’t gotten over it.

So when I speak, I’m not preaching from a pedestal.

I’m pleading from a place of love.

Because if you really knew Jesus…

Who He is.

What He’s done.

What He’s still doing right now – in hearts, in homes, in the quiet places no one else sees – you would understand the urgency behind my words.

He is life-giving.

He is the way-maker and the chain-breaker.

He is the Prince of Peace who steps right into chaos and brings calm.

Everything we need is found in Him.

And it is in His name – and His name alone – that we are saved.

So I share.

I speak.

I write.

I tell the world.

Because truthfully… if you knew, you would understand how life-changing that truth is.

So excuse me (sorry, not sorry 😉) if I’m a little loud or persistent sometimes. It’s because I care. ❤️

I didn’t know until someone told me.

So with love…

I’m telling you.

Jesus,

Thank You for loving us first. Thank You for pursuing us, rescuing us, and revealing Yourself in ways that transform our hearts.

Lord, give us courage to share You with gentleness and love – never from pride, but always from gratitude. Help us speak with compassion, listen with humility, and reflect Your heart in everything we do.

For those reading this who may not know You yet, I pray You meet them right where they are. Let them feel Your peace, Your kindness, and Your nearness in a real and personal way.

And for those of us who do know You – keep our hearts tender. Keep our passion alive. Let us never grow quiet about the goodness we’ve seen and experienced through You.

We love You, Jesus.

In Your beautiful name,

Amen 🤍