Each one of us has been endowed with a unique creative spirit. Whether it manifests through art, writing, problem-solving, or simply the way we navigate life, creativity is a reflection of the divine within us.

But how often do we dim our light for the convenience of others? How many times do we bury our ideas because of fear—fear of judgment, failure, or rejection? When we do this, we sever our creativity from its life source: God.

These kinds of adventures mean so much to me. Every time I step into a space like this, it feels like more than just a trip—more than just an event. It feels like I’m traveling with purpose, as if each journey becomes a personal appointment with God. Whether I’m working, resting, or somewhere in between, I always seem to encounter Him in unexpected places.

Supporting others isn’t always easy—it takes time, effort, and resources. But for us, it’s often instinctual. When we care about someone, we make decisions quickly, often without overthinking how challenging a project might be. That was certainly the case with Stephanie’s shoot.

What a privilege it was to document this extraordinary gathering—thousands of women, like modern-day Esthers, united with their families and children to stand in the gap for future generations. Together, they rose to fight for a legacy of faith, tearing down the altars of Ishtar and boldly declaring truth over our times.