What are you holding onto that makes you feel powerful?

Control? Image? Money? Reputation? Independence? Busyness?

What would it look like to leave it at His feet?

Because every woman in Scripture who chose Him…

Left something.

And gained everything.

Scriptures for further study

1 John 4:19 Joshua 2, Luke 10:39, John 4, Mark 12:41–44 Luke 8:2

In Day 2 of the He’s Just That Into You series, we move from light… to breath.

Genesis 2:7 reveals something deeply personal about God. He didn’t create humanity from a distance. He formed dust with His hands and breathed life face-to-face.

Before performance, there was proximity. Before responsibility, there was relationship. Before striving, there was breath.

Tonight, we slow down and sit with the reality that our first experience with God was not earning — it was receiving.

If you’ve ever felt distant from Him, this episode gently asks: When did you start believing God was far?

Scripture: Genesis 2:7, .john 1:1-14, psalm 139:14

Reflection Question: When did you begin believing God was distant — and does that belief match the God revealed in Genesis?

📖 Inspired by Monica’s book He’s Just That Into You, available on Amazon.

Take the pressure off. Breathe. He came close first.

Before there was shame, striving, performance, or pressure — there was light.

In Day 1 of the He’s Just That Into You series, we go back to Genesis 1:1–3 to understand something foundational: God moved first.

Before humanity did anything, God created. Before assignment came identity. Before responsibility came relationship.

The Father, the Spirit, and the Word were all there — intentionally designing a world where you would belong.

This episode is an invitation to take the pressure off, breathe, and rediscover that you were never meant to earn Him — only to know Him.

Scriptures: Genesis 1:1–3

Reflection Question: Who do you believe… and why?

📖 Inspired by Monica’s book He’s Just That Into You — available now on Amazon.

Join me as we sit with the Word and rediscover God’s original design for identity and relationship.

In the beginning — God was there. The Spirit was there. The Word was there. Adam was there. Eve was there.

And now…

Satan enters.

But so does God. The enemy can't keep God from us. He can keep us distracted tho...

Further study

Genesis 3

Luke 4

Luke 10:38-41

God Meets Girl – Emergency Series Day Two “In the Beginning Was the Word”

A viral message is spreading. Confusion is rising. So we’re opening the Word.

In this powerful New Testament deep dive, we go straight to the Gospel of John to examine how Jesus reveals God — not as an abstract force, not as divine energy — but as Father.

Together we walk through John 1:1–4, John 1:10, John 1:14, and the powerful encounter in John 4 where Jesus declares, “I who speak to you am He.”

This episode isn’t about argument. It’s about revelation.

Jesus came for relationship. He came to reveal the Father. And worship must be in spirit and truth.

If culture is loud, Scripture must be louder in your life.

Open your Bible. Anchor your heart. Know Him as He has revealed Himself.

Because when you know the Father, you understand your identity as daughter.

Continuation of Day Two of He’s Just That Into You series

Let's go back so I can clarify something based on some feedback I received.

We’ve been talking about how God created humanity to be up close and personal with Him — and some of you said that was confusing, because we aren’t created today the way Adam was in Genesis. And that’s absolutely true.

Adam wasn’t just made by God… he was made with God’s touch and breath. And in the Garden of Eden, we see what life looked like when humanity lived in nearness with Him. God walked with them. He spoke with them. There was no separation.

That was the blueprint.

But after sin entered the world, that closeness was broken. The world separated from the presence of God.

God doesn’t bring us back to Him through physical formation the way He did with Adam.

He brings us back through spiritual regeneration.

Gen 2:7

Psalms 139:14

John: 3:1-8