Esther 4:3

The plan hopes to highlight God’s heart for the down-trodden, underprivileged, victims of abuse and discrimination. The study hopes to challenge people to stop dignifying discrimination and to recognize attitudes and practices that are oppressive and contribute towards restoring people’s God-given dignity.

Are feelings of fear, shame, insecurity, comparison, or inadequacy keeping you from taking action? Is your identity in Christ bound by sabotaging self-talk and feelings of imposter syndrome? It is time you walked boldly into your destiny! Join me alongside thousands of women on the loose who are ready to exchange their doubts for their destiny, and activate the truth of God's Word about who they really are in Christ.

Esther knew she had to go before the king to plead for her people's salvation. But no one could go before the king without an invitation; the penalty was death. Still, after three days of prayer, she approached the throne room. Learn how Esther’s remarkable deliverance on the third day anticipates the story of Jesus' deliverance from death on the third day!

You are always in the process of becoming. Who you are becoming may be more or less who you really want to be. As a follower of Jesus Christ, you are meant to become more like Him. One day, one decision, and one action at a time. The Becoming reading plans will look at four facets of discipleship, moving you closer to a life that looks like Jesus.