The word fear is mentioned over 500 times in the Bible and the words “fear not” appear 365 times … one verse for every day of the year. “Fear not” is the most repeated command in the Bible. 

"On my darkest days when I feel inadequate, unloved, and unworthy, I remember whose daughter I am and I straighten my crown."

"The toughest thing you'll do as a parent is letting your child go. And you're going to do it in a lot of tiny moments along the way, when you don't even realize it's happening. But don't be scared. You signed up to put all your love into this little person so that when they go out into the world, they know you'll always be their home. "

"When did he learn to trust God? The answer: he didn’t learn to trust in the lion’s den. Daniel learned in his prayer closet. His faith wasn’t built in the battle. His faith was built when he was on his knees. He had consistently sought after the heart of God. Three times a day. Day after day, week after week, month after month, he consistently worshiped and sought God.”

"Ultimately, we cannot let our identity be wound up in something that someone else says about us. We have to allow ourselves time to heal those wounds. Yes, there may be scars that remind you of the past, but heal. Forgive. Replace those lies and hurts with truth. "

"Don’t allow yourself to get stuck in a box that you’ve created or someone else has defined for you. Don’t settle for confusion in this thing called life as you search for your true identity and purpose."

"I don’t want to skip this yes … even if it means pushing pause on something that I’d rather keep a tight hold on the play button."

"It’s ok to grieve and that there is a thing as good grief - knowing the why of what you're grieving and reflecting on the what (the losses) of that grieving. It’s so important to not skip this part of the process."

"Complaining seeks relief. Vulnerability seeks transformation and connection. " Jennie Allen

"In this season of my life, I’ve come to realize in an even greater measure the importance of people."