We are a community who desire to see others live from a place of Beloved Identity. (If you’re around us for long, you’ll hear that phrase a lot.)
Many of us have served in ministry leadership for years—from pastoring, leading worship and church planting to discipleship, mentoring, and developing children’s ministries. Through these experiences, we’ve been burdened by a consistent pattern: so many people we love are attempting to find their identity in what they do—a “doing in pursuit of becoming.”
This is especially true for those in leadership and ministry, where it is incredibly easy to feel pegged into an identity based solely on the functions you carry out. When your worth, value, and identity are fueled by these “doings,” you inevitably fall into a performance trap where burnout, deep frustration, and even disillusionment are the only outcomes.

From “Doing” to “Being”
We’ve found that Yahweh fully intended for us to know who we are first, letting the way He designed us be the foundation for everything we do.
Our desire for this discipleship school is to provide the space and foster a culture where:
– Identity is rooted in who Yahweh says you are.
– Purpose is a consequence, not a chore.

Whether you are a stay-at-home parent or pastoring a church, your life should be a natural, consequential flow of who you know yourself to be. This provides the security and stability needed to live from a place of Shalom (peace) and Shabbat (rest).

This is especially true for those in leadership and ministry, where it is incredibly easy to feel pegged into an identity based solely on the functions you carry out. When your worth, value, and identity are fueled by these “doings,” you inevitably fall into a performance trap where burnout, deep frustration, and even disillusionment are the only outcomes.