Can you take TWIN one year old boys?

Good Morning Gorgeous,

It’s a brand new day. A fresh new start!

There hasn’t been a single yes in my life that made sense at first.

When God called me to foster twin boys, I was a single mom in a two-bedroom apartment, already stretched thin. It didn’t add up, not financially, not practically.

But I heard His whisper: “Will you trust Me to fill what you can’t?”

I was actually preparing for the placement of just one baby. That was what my original home study had approved me for. Just days BEFORE I got the call for the boys, my friend offered me a complete second set of everything: a crib, high chair, and car seat. I remember telling her I didn’t need it because I was only approved for one baby and I had everything set for one.

Then, I got the call for TWO, and I marveled at how God pre- provided for them!

And God has done that again and again!

When He called me to write my first book, I was working full time, raising children, and volunteering in ministry. I didn’t feel ready.

But the Lord said, “Write what I give you, and I’ll handle the rest.” And He did.

When He asked me to leave my teaching career, the job that promised stability, a pension, and predictability, I cried and asked, “How will I provide?”

And He whispered, “There’s honey in the rock. Provision will come from places you don’t expect.”

Every time I’ve said yes, God has shown up with a blueprint. Not all at once, but step by step.

That’s what faith looks like.

Faith rarely feels convenient — it feels costly.

But the same God who called you to build is the One who supplies the timber, the tools, and the team. (Just like He did for Nehemiah. )

Inside Kingdom Coaching, you’ll learn what I’ve lived: how to build with faith and strategy, how to steward what’s in your hands, and how to multiply it.

And inside Anointed to Scribe, I walk Christian writers through the process of writing, formatting, publishing, and releasing their message to the world.

You don’t need to have it all figured out — you just need to start.

💜 Declaration:

I trust God’s blueprint for my life. I move in faith before I see the full plan.

“The Lord will fulfill His purpose for me; your steadfast love, O Lord, endures forever.” – Psalm 138:8

David didn’t ask if God had a purpose; he declared that God would fulfill it.

When you move, God meets you.

It’s time to take your next step, even if you don’t see the full staircase.

👉 Join Kingdom Coaching (lifetime access includes Anointed to Scribe) or start your writing journey today in Anointed to Scribe.

I’m soooo excited to coach you through this!

Vanessa