Growing up, I embraced a tomboy identity—drawn to masculine hobbies and hardened by deep wounds, including childhood sexual abuse. I unknowingly adopted the lie that femininity was weak, and that strength meant acting like a man. Influenced by modern feminism, I believed my worth came from how much I could push, lead, or dominate. This mindset caused me to build walls around my heart, distance myself from others, and lose touch with the beauty of true womanhood.

Two years after being Born Again (John 3:3), I fully surrendered my masculine identity to the Lord. It wasn’t easy. The transformation was painful and deeply refining. I wrestled with what it meant to be feminine in a world that celebrates rebellion and self-glory. But through the Word of God, I discovered the quiet strength, power, and dignity of a woman who walks in biblical femininity. I learned that submission isn’t weakness—it’s power under God’s authority. That softness is not passivity—but divine strength clothed in grace.

This journey opened my eyes to how far culture—even within the church—has drifted from God’s beautiful and intentional design for women. Many women are confused, hurting, and hungry for truth. That’s why I created Biblically Feminine—not just to tell my story, but to disciple and walk with women through their own transformation.

This ministry exists to help women heal, break free from worldly ideologies, and embrace their God-given identity with boldness and joy. Whether you’re single, married, or somewhere in between, I want you to know: you were created for more than the world’s version of womanhood. You were created to be a servant, not a dictator; a nurturer, not a destroyer; a life-bringer, not a life-taker.