Helping people choose only true stories to direct their lives.
Everything we do in life results from the stories we tell ourselves.
We begin telling ourselves stories as children.
About ourself. Others. Life. God.
We continue adding to these stories as adults.
About ourself. A spouse. Kids. Coworkers. Bosses. Neighbors. Politicians. In-laws. Distracted drivers. Cashiers. Random strangers. The list is endless.
Only when we become story investigators and not just story-tellers can we discern which ones are true and worth keeping and which are false and need changing.
True stories empower. False stories sabotage.
Speaking
"Stephanie Smith has an incredible gift for delivering God’s word in a way that is relatable, relational, and real! Our community loved hearing from her. She was engaging and warm. She invited personal reflection and application, making her message one that sticks with listeners long after she finished speaking. I’d highly recommend Stephanie as a speaker for your next event." -- Bobbie S., President, INSPIRE
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Women
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Leaders
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"Stephanie has a heart for women and wants to help them live courageous and not fearful lives. She inspires confidence and shows how to rely on God's grace and apply His wisdom to life. Our ladies left the evening strengthened with a clear message, rooted in Scripture, and practical ways to use the information in their everyday life."
~ Elizabeth N., Women's Ministries Coordinator
“Stephanie speaks about life – the good, the true, and the beautiful – and the challenging, difficult parts. You will be encouraged to reach and embrace the life God has for you. All given with humor – and love.”
~ Lynn L., Attendee
“Can I just say today was awesome and you did a fabulous job! I had lunch with [student] and she could not stop talking about how wonderful your message and presentation were. Thought provoking and powerful. She was soooo impressed by how you had it memorized and it showed her that you were prepared.”
~ Kirsten C., School Department Dean