A Testimony Many Don’t Know

But It’s Time to Proclaim It.

For four years, I endured some of the hardest and darkest seasons of my life. At the time, I didn’t understand that many of those seasons would eventually become part of the testimony behind this brand.

I became entangled in things that pulled me further from my identity in Christ. I was seduced by witchcraft and became increasingly acquainted with the occult. I experienced confusion surrounding my identity came dangerously close to entering a lifestyle I knew was contrary to what God was calling me to.

I engaged in perversion, blasphemy, deception, manipulation, and rebellion. My heart became cold and calloused. I became self-centered and spiritually numb.

To simply say that I backslid would be an understatement.

Yet even in my rebellion, the Lord showed me mercy.

Even when I wandered, He did not completely let me go.

I was walking an extremely thin line, but God kept me from going even deeper into the darkness I had opened myself to.

What could have become much worse never had the final word.

Jesus did.

The Lord extended mercy when I didn’t deserve it. He showed me grace in the middle of my rebellion and reached into darkness to pull me back toward Himself.

And through everything I experienced, God began producing a testimony.

The things that once represented bondage became evidence of His deliverance.

The shame became a testimony.
The rebellion became a testimony.
The brokenness became a testimony.
The deliverance became a testimony.

Much of what I walked through would eventually become part of the foundation behind this brand and ministry.

This is why this has never simply been about clothing.

It is about what Jesus can do with a life that has wandered.

It is about mercy reaching someone who went too far.

It is about redemption, freedom, and the power of Jesus Christ.

It is about proclaiming that darkness does not get the final word when Jesus steps into the story.

GOD SAVED ME FROM ME.

And if He could reach me in the places I found myself, there is no person too far gone for Him to reach.

Your past does not have to remain hidden when God has transformed it into a testimony.

Your testimony carries evidence that Jesus still saves, delivers, restores, and makes all things new.   -Jess W.