Hope for Slavic Christians

Dear Slavic Christian, 

If you’ve gone to church your whole life and still don’t know you’re unconditionally loved by your Creator, Savior, and King, may you hear and accept the good news today. 

Suppose you grew up in legalistic churches like me. In that case, there’s a high chance you attended services frequently, were in several ministries, and always feared dying because you questioned where you’d go afterwards.

I questioned my salvation: thinking it was based on whether or not I spoke in tongues, got baptized, or had many children—and not once did I hear about the grace of God.

I didn’t know that Father God loved me, no matter how often I stumbled.

I didn’t know He would accept me despite my parents' rejection.

I didn’t feel like I was enough if I set boundaries and said no to more “spiritual responsibilities.”

All of that changed when my husband and I were kicked out of two legalistic churches, and our world as we knew it fell apart.

We didn’t know where we’d go and what we believed in, since everything and everyone we once put our hope in (man) was stripped away.

Our hearts hurt — until God opened miraculous doors to experiencing Him in different environments, with people I was always told “weren’t going to heaven.” Americans, African Americans, Hispanics, people with a Baptist and Seventh-Day Adventist background, military veterans, etc., We experienced love through His children that we never knew before.

They didn’t care how we dressed or what we drove; they cared about showing us His love, which set us free from the fear we lived with for decades.

God expanded our hearts and minds by taking us out of the religious and legalistic community that taught condemnation and shame instead of love and relationship.

The result?

Now, many years later, I am rooted in God’s love for me. I am secure in my value in Him. I’m confident in my identity, purpose, and authority that He created me for.

Dear one, I want to share these gifts with you if you resonate with my story.

God loves you despite what you’ve done and what you haven’t done. He never rejected or judged you like a man did. He doesn’t care about your list of accomplishments because it was never through your actions that you’d gain His approval anyway. 

In fact, like the prodigal son’s father, He waits for you to run to Him daily and accept His gracious and merciful love FREELY. Just like that, without any strings attached. He gave up His life to save yours, and all you must do is take Him up on His offer to “believe in Him and have everlasting life.” (John 3:16)

So, the ball is in your court: are you ready to receive this crazy love? If you answered yes but don’t know where to start, please reach out to me, and I’ll introduce you to the greatest Love that changed my life. Hope is here for you today. Call or email me today to get started.