Growing up, I was fortunate to have parents who loved Jesus. Faith was part of our home, and serving others was something I saw lived out, especially through my mum. She had a love for God that stayed with her even through some of life’s hardest moments. I didn’t understand everything then, but looking back, her faith stuck with me.

My own journey, however, had a few twists and turns. For years, I struggled with things I couldn’t seem to break free from. I knew what the Word said, but I kept finding myself in the same cycles. I’d make promises to God, try to do better, have a good season and then somehow end up back where I started.

I tried to fix things in my own strength. I tried keeping busy, starting over and doing all the things I thought would make a difference. And honestly, I got tired. Then in 2023, I remember walking to the altar in tears and telling Him, “I choose You and You alone.” I finally gave God my full yes.

That moment marked the beginning of a different kind of journey. Some things changed immediately. Others took time. And some things are still a work in progress. But I began to understand what it meant to surrender, to let God change me and to find freedom in Christ. And somewhere along the way, I started thinking about creating Scripture-inspired pieces.

Initially, it was an idea for apparel. But the more I thought about it, the more I saw the possibility of something beyond that. A community, the conversations, the Word and Impact. People encouraging one another to know God and stand firm in Him.

I wanted to create something that represented Christ in a way that felt fresh, thoughtful and unapologetic.

And so, The Armor Project began. It’s a reminder of what God has done in my life, what He’s still doing and the privilege of getting to share that with others.