I struggled silently with sexual addiction for years, almost 10 to be exact, and have never shared until now. My name is Emma Ramacher, and this is my REAL testimony. From a young age, I was raised knowing that Jesus was real, and that we should go to church. He loved me I assumed and […]

Growing up, I was always the “inviter” friend. I was the one who sent the text, made the plan, and asked people to come over. Birthday parties, weekend hangouts, coffee dates, I initiated almost all of them. And for a long time, I didn’t think much of it. I just assumed that was my role. […]

Do you ever feel like you aren’t good enough to serve the Lord? Maybe you feel like you don’t know enough scripture or you feel like everyone around you has a “better” relationship with Jesus. I think we all have moments in our lives where we feel unqualified to spread the good news of Jesus. […]

This year has been the most challenging year I have walked through yet. There have been so many times where all I could say was “Why God?” And if you have ever gone through anything difficult, you have probably heard the phrase “It is all in God’s plan.” While this is completely true, I see […]

To the girl who senses God calling her to let go, but fear keeps holding her back — I see you. I know what it’s like to shape your whole world around others, to feel small under their expectations, to feel unworthy, to stay because leaving feels impossible. For years, I lived that way. My […]

If I’ve learned anything this past year, it’s that feeling behind doesn’t mean you are – it usuallymeans God is preparing something you just can’t see yet. I used to carry that pressure quietly. It would creep in during late nights, through overthinkingand seeing posts of people who seemed to have it all together. It […]

School was a battlefield, and I was always the soldier left behind. Math, language arts, the whole system, they felt like foreign languages to me. I watched my classmates breeze through lessons I could barely comprehend, and every day, the invisible wall between me and them seemed to grow higher. I grew up with “learning […]
