Oct 15 (edited) • General discussion
📖 Page 0 & 🌱 Seed Scripture
Before Chapter 1 begins, there’s Page 0 — the quiet space before the story finds its words.
For me, this wasn’t where God spoke first.
It’s where I did. And what I whispered wasn’t holy or hopeful. It was honest:
“I’m not worthy.”
That whisper came from the weight of regret, from years of self-blame, from a heart that didn’t yet understand grace. It came before I could imagine that He’d already written me into His plan.
Before we move forward, I want you to meet yourself there — in that quiet space.
This is where your story begins.
🪴 Your first assignment lives in the classroom.
Look for the worksheet called “Page 0 – Before the Beginning” and give yourself permission to answer honestly.
This isn’t a test. It’s a reflection — a place to name what you’ve been carrying.
No fixing. No shame. Just truth.
Why the Pictures? Why the Verses?
Every image you see here is intentional. The artwork—like the tiny seedling paired with “Read: Romans 5:8”—isn’t just a design choice. It’s a visual starting point. A symbol of something small, raw, and hopeful taking root.
This journey is deeply personal. And it started with one question:
“Where do I begin if I want to feel closer to God and understand why I’m even here?”
I didn’t get that answer all at once.
It began with a verse. Then another. Then a moment of silence that turned into a breakthrough.
That’s why I’m asking you to look the Scriptures up yourself. Don’t just read them in a feed. Don’t scroll past. Sit with them. Let them hit in the quiet places.
Romans 5:8 is a verse that shook something loose in me. I hope it does the same for you.
So, no — this isn’t just about learning. It’s about healing. About discovery. About letting a new kind of growth begin, no matter what your roots have been through.
You matter.
And if you’re here… it’s because He meant you too.
Let’s start there. Together.
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📖 Page 0 & 🌱 Seed Scripture
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Even in your worst moments, He never looked away. This is where shame is unraveled and you realize—He meant you, too. Especially you.
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