About Abide in Messiah
Why This Space Exists
Many women genuinely love the Word of God, yet still feel a quiet gap between what they know and how their faith shows up in everyday life.
They aren’t looking for more information. They’re longing for faith that is lived — in ordinary days, real relationships, and the small, unseen moments where growth actually happens. Often, what’s missing isn’t desire or devotion, but a place to practice faith in a steady, supported way.
That’s why Abide in Messiah exists.
This space was created for women who want their faith to be rooted in Scripture and lived out with intention. A place where discipleship isn’t rushed or driven by performance, but shaped through abiding, simple obedience, and shared practices over time.
Here, discipleship isn’t about mastering content. It’s about learning how to remain close to our Messiah and walk faithfully with Him in real life.
What Kind of Discipleship This Is
Discipleship in Abide in Messiah is not about moving through content as quickly as possible or trying to “get it right.”
It’s about learning how to stay close to our Messiah in the middle of everyday life — not just during quiet moments, but in the ordinary rhythms of work, relationships, and personal growth. This kind of discipleship is lived, practiced, and shaped over time.
Rather than focusing on information alone, Abide in Messiah emphasizes formation. Scripture remains at the centre, but the goal is not simply understanding the Word — it’s allowing the Word to form how we think, live, and respond.
Discipleship here happens in community. Women are encouraged to walk together, support one another, and grow at a pace that is steady and sustainable. There is a clear pathway, but no pressure to rush. Growth is allowed to unfold naturally as faith is practiced, not performed.
Why I Created Abide in Messiah
Abide in Messiah grew out of my own longing for a discipleship that went deeper than study alone.
I love Scripture. I value sound teaching. Yet over time, I noticed how easy it was to know the Word and still struggle to live it out consistently in everyday life. I saw this not only in others, but in myself. There was no shortage of information, but there were fewer spaces that helped women remain close to our Messiah in the ordinary, shaping moments of life.
I didn’t want another program or platform. I wanted a way to practice faith — steadily, honestly, and in community.
Abide in Messiah was created to be that kind of space. A place where women can stay rooted in the Word, grow through lived obedience, and be supported as their faith is formed over time. Not rushed. Not pressured. Simply faithful.
This community reflects the kind of discipleship I longed for — one that values presence over performance and formation over finish lines.
How I Walk With Women Here
Abide in Messiah is not something I created and then stepped away from. I am actively involved in this community and walk alongside the women who gather here.
My role is not to have all the answers, but to help create a space where faith can be lived honestly and formed faithfully. This includes offering live group coaching and mentoring, where women are encouraged, supported, and guided as they learn to remain close to our Messiah and apply Scripture in everyday life.
Discipleship here is relational and shared. There is room for questions, growth, and process. No one is expected to have it all figured out. Through Scripture, conversation, prayer, and intentional practices, we learn by showing up and walking forward together.
Above all, my heart is to walk closely with women as a mentor and steady guide — sharing the practices that have shaped my own faith, and helping them discover the practices that best fit their own lives, while remaining rooted in Scripture and faithful daily living.
