You Might be a Grace Treader IF ... &
Why You Have Always Felt Like You Do Not Belong--Until NOW...
You might be a Grace Treader if…
You have tried to fit into “normal Christianity” and felt like you were a square peg trying to fit into a round hole.
You feel allergic to hype, but you crave authentically set apart.
You have done the serving, the self-sacrificing (lay yourself down for others) until you could not, the Bible studies, you know The Word. Yet…
You cannot pretend anymore—not in your walk, not in your worship, not in any part of your life—that you are walking in peace, joy, & righteousness.
You have lived on the edge of church culture, always searching for the Kingdom and wondering if it was hiding in plain sight.
Grace Treaders:
walk in faith…
in an Opposite world…
with muddy shoes…
toward a finish line that’s already been crossed…
We do not need a higher roof.
We need a higher floor.
A Grace Treader is someone who walks not by sight, but by a stubborn, gritty, faith—even when the world looks like it’s upside down and inside out.
A faith that refuses to perform.
Walks with a limp and a promise. Does not fit in, because you weren’t meant to. Carries fire in cracked clay.
The Kingdom you’re walking toward?
It’s already here. It’s finished. You are just catching up to it.
She wants a higher floor because that is where she returns when the noise is loud and the path feels lonely.
Wisdom Was Never Meant to Be Walked Alone
Finding Each Other on the Wisdom Road
“Become wise by walking with the wise;
hang out with fools and watch your life fall to pieces.”
— Proverbs 13:20 (TPT) When you know, you know…
Grace Treaders do not climb ladders.
We walk paths. With the wise. In the dust. Together.
That’s why, every January, I join Pedro Adao’s 31-Day Wisdom Challenge live.
I need the ancient path to cut through the noise. I am still walking. Wisdom still calls.
This space is for Grace Treaders.
Unpolished. Imperfect. The faithfully treading ones. The ones who know there’s more.
Welcome home.
Grace grows best when it’s walked out together.