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WELCOME TO KNOWN BY GOD
I’m happy you’re here. By joining this community, you’ve stepped into a space created for women who want more than information about God. You want to know Him — to understand His Word, recognize His truth, grow in relationship with Him, and learn how to walk with Him in the ordinary and difficult places of your life. Known By God is a Christ-centered discipleship community grounded in Scripture. This is a place where we will learn together how to move beyond simply reading the Bible to allowing the Word of God to shape the way we think, believe, make decisions, respond to life, and live. Because knowing what Scripture says is important. But eventually, we have to ask: What does this reveal about God? What does it reveal about what I believe? Is there something I need to release? What truth do I need to build my life on instead? And how should I respond to God because of what I now know? That is where discipleship becomes formation. Inside Known By God, we’ll use Scripture, prayer, Bible study, reflection, conversation, questions, and practical application to help you grow in your relationship with God. We will talk about the questions that show up in real life: ❓️How do I know when God is speaking to me? ❓️How do I understand what I’m reading in Scripture? ❓️Is this God, fear, pressure, desire — or me? ❓️What does God say about who I am? ❓️How do I make wise decisions when I don't know what to do? ❓️What does obedience look like here? And sometimes the question will simply be: ❓️God, what are You trying to show me? You don’t have to arrive here knowing all the answers. This community exists because it is possible to know a lot about God and still hunger to know Him more deeply. And God has not left us to invent who He is. He has revealed Himself through His Word, through Jesus Christ, and through the work of the Holy Spirit. So we are going to Scripture. 🔥We are going to pray. 🔥We are going to ask questions. 🔥We are going to listen. 🔥We are going to examine what we believe.
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Who's Helping Me Keep the Faith When I Want to Quit?
Scripture: Hebrews 10:24-25 (CSB) — "And let us consider one another in order to provoke love and good works, not neglecting to gather together... but encouraging each other." What it means: You weren't designed to hold on to hope by yourself. When life challenges you in ways you've never faced before, God's plan was never for you to carry it alone. What truth this reveals about God: God builds His strength into community. He sends people alongside you on purpose — not as a backup plan, but as part of how He carries you. Lie to release: Needing other people means I'm weak or I'm failing. New belief to adopt: God gives me sisters and brothers to help me keep the faith — receiving that isn't weakness, it's wisdom. Faithful response: Reach out to one person today — not to vent, but to be encouraged, or to encourage them. Don't isolate through the hard season. Application question: Who has God placed near you right now to help you hold on — and are you letting them in? Prayer: Lord, thank You for the people You've placed around me. Help me not to withdraw when it's hard, but to lean on the community You've given me. Amen.🔥🙏🏽
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Do I Treat Myself Like Something Sacred?
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 3:16 (CSB) — "Don't you yourselves know that you are God's temple and that the Spirit of God lives in you?" What it means: You're not just a person trying to get through the day. You're a dwelling place — God Himself has made His home in you. What truth this reveals about God: God doesn't just visit you or watch from a distance. He lives in you, permanently, by His Spirit. Lie to release: I'm just ordinary — nothing about me is sacred. New belief to adopt: My body, my life, my daily choices matter because they belong to a God who lives inside me. Faithful response: Look at one habit — how you rest, what you consume, how you speak to yourself — and ask whether it honors the fact that you're carrying God's presence. Application question: What would change about how you treat yourself if you actually believed you were holy ground? Prayer: Lord, thank You for making Your home in me. Help me treat my life — my body, my thoughts, my time — as the sacred space You've declared it to be. Amen.🙏🏽❤️
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Do I Actually Have Faith, or Do I Just Say I Do?
Scripture: Hebrews 11:1 (NIV) — "Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see." What it means: Faith isn't a feeling you wait to show up. It's confidence you plant your weight on before you see the outcome. It's not blind hope — it's assurance rooted in who God is, not in what you can currently prove. What truth this reveals about God: God doesn't ask you to manufacture faith on your own. Ephesians 2:8 says even faith itself is His gift to you — not something you earned or worked up. Lie to release: If I can't see it, I can't trust it. New belief to adopt: My confidence isn't in what I can prove — it's in who God has already proven Himself to be. Faithful response: Name one thing right now that you're waiting on God for. Today, choose to walk toward it — pray about it, plan for it, prepare for it — as if you actually believe He's already working, because 2 Corinthians 5:7 says we live by faith, not by sight. Application question: Where in your life are you living by what you can see instead of what God has already promised? Prayer: Lord, I don't want faith that only shows up when the outcome is guaranteed. Grow in me a confidence that rests in You before I see the answer. Amen.🙏🏽❤️
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Do You Realize What Your Words Are Building or Tearing Down
Scripture: Proverbs 18:21 (NIV) — "The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit." What it means: What you say isn't neutral. Your words plant seeds — in your own heart and in the people around you — and eventually you eat what you've planted. What truth this reveals about God: God is a God who speaks life into existence — "let there be" — and He's given you a measure of that same creative power over your own life and relationships. Lie to release: My words are just words. They don't really change anything. New belief to adopt: What I speak over my life and the people I love is either building something or breaking something — there's no neutral. Faithful response: Pay attention today to what comes out of your mouth about yourself, your circumstances, your future. Where you catch death — replace it out loud with life. Application question: What's one thing you've been speaking over your own life that you need to stop repeating? Prayer: Lord, let my words be a light, like Your Word is a lamp to my feet. Guard my mouth, and let what I speak build life instead of tearing it down. Amen.
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