Nancy Kerr Step Out In Faith

Nancy Kerr Step Out In Faith Helping women 55+ speak out in faith and live boldly with purpose, joy, and Jesus at the center.

If you want God to open doors for you, you need to let go of the doork**b. Just let that land for a second.Because most ...
05/14/2026

If you want God to open doors for you, you need to let go of the doork**b.

Just let that land for a second.
Because most of us have been standing at a closed door for a while now. And we have prayed about it. Genuinely, sincerely, on our knees prayed about it.
We have believed.
We have declared.
We have stood on every promise we could find and spoken faith over the situation until faith was the only language we had left.
And then we grabbed the doork**b.

Just to check. Just to see if maybe it had loosened a little since last time. Just to give it one more try because surely by now — surely after all this waiting and all this praying and all this trusting — surely it should be opening by now. It didn't open.

So we rattled it a little. Then we pushed on it. Then we found someone who might know someone who could possibly help get this door open and we started making calls. Then we started considering whether maybe this was actually the wrong door and we should try the window instead.

And all the while God is standing on the other side of a different door, a better door, a door we haven't even seen yet, a door that opens into something so much bigger than what we've been rattling the k**b on just waiting.

Waiting for us to let go.

Because here is the thing about white-knuckling a closed door you cannot receive what God has for you when both hands are busy holding onto what He already said no to.

Letting go isn't giving up. Don't let anyone tell you that and don't tell yourself that in the quiet moments when letting go feels terrifyingly close to defeat.

Letting go is the bravest, most faith-filled thing you can do. It is saying I trust You more than I trust my grip. I trust Your plan more than I trust my understanding. I trust that what You have ahead is better than what I have been holding onto with everything I had.

Open hands receive. Clenched fists can't.
Let go of the doork**b.
Take a breath.

And watch what God does with a person who finally decided to trust Him completely.

Because He has been waiting to show you and it is better than anything behind that door you've been holding onto.

Drop a 🙏 if God is asking you to let go of something right now and share this with someone who has been holding that doork**b a little too long. 👇

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05/03/2026

“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.” Romans 12:21

Not louder. Not harsher. Better.
Good isn’t weakness, it’s strength under control.
Choosing it, especially when it’s hardest, is what sets you apart.

She didn't come dressed up. She didn't come with the right words. She didn't come with everything figured out or anythin...
05/02/2026

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. 👇

05/02/2026

There was a version of me I held onto for far too long—familiar, comfortable, but quietly heavy. Then something shifted. Not all at once… but enough to notice. The weight didn’t follow me the same way. The past loosened its grip. That’s the beauty of 2 Corinthians 5:17, you don’t just improve… you become new. And sometimes, that’s exactly the miracle your heart has been waiting for.



05/02/2026

“But for you who fear my name, the sun of righteousness shall rise with healing in its wings…” — Book of Malachi 4:2

Even in the waiting, light is coming. Not harsh or blinding—but healing. Steady. Certain. Rising right on time, just when it’s needed most.

05/01/2026

Let the heavens rejoice. Let the earth be glad.

Let the sea resound and everything in it. Let the fields be jubilant and everything they hold.

Then all the trees of the forest will sing for joy.

Psalm 96 verses 11 and 12.

Read it again. Slowly. Out loud if you can.

Because there is something happening in these verses that is so easy to read past and so devastating to actually stop and absorb.

The Psalmist isn't speaking in metaphor here the way we sometimes assume. He isn't using nature as a poetic backdrop for a human story.

He is saying that creation itself the sea, the fields, the trees standing in forests that have never spoken a word in the hearing of human ears — has a response to the glory and the coming of God.

And that response is joy.

Don’t trade God’s timing for your deadline. In a world that rushes everything, faith reminds us that what’s meant for us...
04/30/2026

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.

You can preach a better sermon with your life than with your lips. People may forget what you say, but they’ll remember ...
04/30/2026

You can preach a better sermon with your life than with your lips. People may forget what you say, but they’ll remember how you live, how you love, and how you show up when it matters.

Let your actions speak faith, kindness, and truth every single day, because that’s the message that truly stays with people long after words fade.

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