A ministry that helps women become the kind of disciple hell fears & heaven delights in.
A WOMEN’S MINISTRY
WHO IS THE BOLD MOVEMENT?
Here, we do not shrink back. Here, we press into the Word until it sings, until theology becomes fire in our hearts and courage in our mouths. Here, discipleship is not a duty; it is a delight.
Because boldness is not bluster. Boldness is roots. And a woman rooted in the Word of God is a woman the enemy cannot shake.
We are women who dare to ask questions. We are women who refuse to be spoon-fed faith. We are women who will no longer apologize for wanting more of God.
We are The Bold Movement. Come with your questions. Come with your shame. Come with your hunger. Here, you will not be turned away. Here, you will be trained, equipped, and unleashed.
The Bold Movement is your invitation into the deep country of God where milk gives way to meat, where knowledge gives way to wisdom, and where ordinary women rise to live boldly for an extraordinary King. This is The Bold Movement. And you belong here.
The Bold Movement is not a club; it is a holy summons calling women out of shallow faith and into the depths of God. We are not satisfied with watered-down devotionals or surface-level faith. We were made to feast on Scripture, to wrestle with truth until it strengthens our bones, to drink deeply from the well that never runs dry.
This is for the woman who has sat in church for decades, nodding along while secretly thinking, “I should know this by now.” For the one who hides her questions behind polite smiles, afraid to admit, “I don’t know.” For the one who feels the ache of shame when she is still drinking milk and not yet eating meat. We see you.
You are not failing. You are not alone. You are not less. Your hunger is not your weakness; it is your invitation.
The Bold Movement exists to strip away guilt and silence shame. We are not here to impress you with what we know, but to link arms and say, “Let’s learn together.”
But first, let us show you how we can help.
PACE YOURSELF
At The Bold Movement, we’re all about meeting you right where you are, whether your Bible’s still got that new-book smell or your margins are packed tighter than a Sunday nursery.
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Make it happen. Take what you’ve learned and turn it into action! Dive into your resources, start that study, or disciple someone right where you are. Bold moves, here you come!
Step Three
Tell a friend and plan a study!
You should read this . . .
During the Spring of 2023, I felt a strong conviction to be the shoulders other women could stand on. At first glance, it may not seem revolutionary, but trust me, it rocked my world. I constantly ask, “What does this look like? How am I to do this well? What about the spotlight—I won’t get seen if people are standing on me?” Needless to say, this new calling is reshaping both my role in The Bold Movement and the direction of our mission. After a lot of prayer, wise counsel, and, let’s be honest, a hefty slice of humble pie (details coming later), I knew this was what God wanted for me. It felt like equal parts relief (less pressure), responsibility (different pressure), and burden (humility).
For years, The Bold Movement has existed to be the steady voice cheering on women in ministry when life gets tough and setbacks roll in. We championed you as you proclaimed the gospel and made Christ known. But let me confess something: I was doing a poor job of practicing what we preach. I found myself spending an excessive amount of time engaging in doom-scrolling on social media and constantly comparing my ministry to others. I didn't have children, and it seemed like almost every women's ministry focused heavily on promoting motherhood and the art of balancing it with other aspects of life. On top of that, we decided to take a step back to recalibrate our mission, and our metrics—followers, sales, you name it—were slowing down. It felt like everyone else was running, and I was stuck—cue insecurity.
2023 was a challenging year. To quote John Mellencamp, it "hurt so good." But God answered me—not with a thundering voice, but through the conviction I felt every time I scrolled aimlessly. He reminded me that my job wasn’t to outshine anyone but to faithfully steward what He’s given me. A verse from Galatians hit me right in the ego: “Pay careful attention to your own work... For we are each responsible for our own conduct.” Ouch, Paul.
Here’s what I’ve learned: my “greatness” isn’t in being seen; it’s in glorifying God, even if especially if that means staying unseen. My calling isn’t about the spotlight; it’s about holding the light steady for others. And honestly, that’s more freeing than I ever imagined.
So, we’re working to make sure that The Bold Movement reflects this heart—a daily reminder that our mission is about equipping others, not focusing on ourselves. As my Gigi used to say, "Billy Graham’s Sunday School teacher was just as important to the Kingdom of God as Billy Graham.” Your calling is just as important as “hers,” too. I hope to live out that truth. If I’m forgotten but Christ is made known, then I’ll count it as a win.
And with that, I leave you with one of my favorite quotes: “Preach the gospel. Die. Be forgotten.” - Count Zinzendorf (1700-1760)
XOXO,
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Around Here, We Say
Biblical Literacy — Like A Lot. So, What Do We Mean ?
When we say Biblical literacy, we’re not just talking about reading the Bible like it’s your morning cereal box. We’re talking about grasping the message and navigating the themes. It’s about translating 1st-century wisdom into 21st-century living without accidentally inventing a new heresy. Are you ready to join the fight against holy confusion?
