Jessica Hanewinckel

I wish I had come across this concept much earlier.

There is an exilic version of the church that God is refining right now. It’s not a dark period. I actually think this is part of revitalization and revival.

The valuable partnerships the church has with its community have made it a household name in the area.

When people are living out their calling, they’re engaged in their church and in their community, and they want others to experience it, too.

It starts with a woman identifying her own calling.

And when a church like Palmetto Pointe maintains an active, positive presence in its community while simultaneously creating opportunities for transformative life change that is visible from the stage each week, it’s no surprise word has hit the streets that something different is happening within those four walls, and people want a taste of it.

If people outside the church saw Christians empowering and advocating for women and fighting against sexism, that the gospel might actually be good news, especially for women outside the church.

Oftentimes, what made you believe could actually make someone else disbelieve, because we’re all seeing it through different lenses.