Sojourney captures this idea of the Christian journey here on Earth. We are sojourners wandering this world until Jesus comes back again. We set up our homes and life as if this time on earth would be permanent and final–– but it’s not. We don’t find our identity in what the world offers but eagerly await for something better.
A small embroidery business and online publishers dedicated to inspiring others to deeply long for the triune God in a world that’s not their home yet.
The Sojourney
Theologically Enriching Reflections and Resources
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All blogs have been intentionally written and geared towards encouraging others in their Christian formation. Christian principals are prioritized and tools are offered in blogs to challenge thoughtful, theological, and biblical thinking of the world. These rich pieces of writing are designed with encouragement, honesty, grace, and a charity in mind.
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The podcast dives into pop culture and learning to engage with it as a 21st century Christian. These conversations have a unique approach to popular movies, songs, and trends that happen, and offer a biblical insight. You can listen and access the podcast here.
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Aesthetic products that serve as identity reminders and conversation starters. Where the arts meet faith in a tangible and creative way.
Introducing the shop:
where beauty and truth finally come together in apparel and goods.
The “Not Home Yet” Sweater Line
is making its debut.
A best seller monochromatic, timeless, and minimalistic sweater that encapsulate the period of waiting for Jesus to come back for us again. So until then, we wait because we’re not home yet in this lifetime on Earth.
Introducing the blogs:
A biblically trained Gospel communicator, authentic writer, and a visual artist.
Hello I’m Grace
Our journey back home begins now.
“All these people were still living by faith when they died. They did not receive the things promised; they only saw them and welcomed them from a distance, admitting that they were foreigners and strangers on earth. People who say such things show that they are looking for a country of their own. If they had been thinking of the country they had left, they would have had opportunity to return. Instead, they were longing for a better country–a heavenly one. Therefore God is not ashamed to be called their God, for he has prepared a city for them.”
Hebrew 11:13-16
Often times we know that God never leaves us, but sometimes we can't help but feel that He has. It might feel like He is absent and silent in your life. The entire book of Esther captures a God who is absent as the word “God” is never mentioned in the narrative. Yet while God is never explicitly mentioned in the story, He is there all along.