Nancy Kerr Step Out In Faith

She didn't come dressed up. She didn't come with the right words. She didn't come with everything figured out or anything figured out if she's being completely honest.

She came barefoot. Holding something in her hand she'd been carrying too long. Standing at the bottom of steps she wasn't sure she deserved to climb.

But she came.

That's the whole thing right there. In the fog and the early morning grey and the weight of whatever the letter in her hand says — she came anyway.

One hand on that worn railing. One foot on that bottom step. Looking up at that cross like it might tell her whether she's welcome here after everything.

And here is what that cross has always said to everyone who has ever stood at the bottom of steps just like these —
You are exactly who I came for.

Not the polished. Not the prepared. Not the ones who have it together and show up looking like they deserve a front row seat.
The barefoot ones. The ones holding the hard letter. The ones who drove here in the dark and sat in the parking lot and almost left twice before they grabbed that railing and decided —
I need to go in.

She's going in.

Drop a 🙏 if you've ever stood at the bottom of those steps. The door is already open. It always has been. 👇

Don’t trade God’s timing for your deadline. In a world that rushes everything, faith reminds us that what’s meant for us won’t miss us. Delays aren’t denials—they’re preparation. Trust the process, even when it feels slow. What God is building takes time, and it’s always worth the wait in the end.