Mission Statement

The purpose Speak Boldly is as Thomas Campbell said in 1890 is to "Speak where the Bible speaks; be silent where the Bible is silent"

Action Statement

Acts 4:29-30: 

"Now, Lord, consider their threats and enable your servants to speak your word with great boldness. Stretch out your hand to heal and perform signs and wonders through the name of your holy servant Jesus."

This scripture calls Christians to speak with boldness of God's Word, standing firm in faith, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide the words and deeds to glorify God.

 

Who We Are

Hello and welcome to Speak Boldly. We are a group of Christians from all walks of life who are being led to speak the truth of Christ. This mission started when my husband and I were leaving church service one Sunday and he said we need a mission to work in together. That Monday morning as I was standing in the kitchen, the God gave me the scripture and the mission title: Speak Boldly Acts 4:29 ( A friend later added verse 30 to complete the message.) As soon as God put that thought in my head, the devil had a different plan. He began sharing reasons as to why it would be best not to move forward—People are not nice. They will say bad things and do bad things. I stood straight up and said GET BEHIND THEE SATAN. That is when I realized that this is the path. Things began to happen at a rapid pace. The people that God has brought to the table in His timing can only be described as A GOD THING---my favorite phrase.
We will post a new devotional on our website every week written by people from across the US and all walks of life. I asked to write the first one because you know who I had to speak boldly to first? ME!

This is where our journey begins. Join us as we grow in SPEAKING BOLDLY together. We're glad you're here to be a part of our story.

July 14, 2026

Weekly Devotional: STOP for some God time

Good morning everyone. How are you this morning? What direction are you heading out to this morning? Work? Meetings? Joining friends in some outdoor activity? Serving locally at a food bank, hospital, rest home? Is it a direction that is planned or has purpose? Is it for self or others? A lot going on in life today. People can’t seem to sit still. Have to do something. Always rushing here or there. There never seems to be enough time, enough hours in the day to get it all done. So, this morning, how did your day start? Got up. Shower. Dressed. A quick cup of coffee or a healthy bite of fruit or muffin. Out the door and we’re off running. But wait. Have we forgot something? Is there something that clouds your mind and says you have forgotten something. More likely, you’ve forgotten someone. Daily routines can be just that. A routine. A daily routine that forgets God. That forgets being thankful. Forgets giving praise and asking for guidance. A daily routine of me first, God comes whenever I can squeeze in the time. Too much on my mind to think about God this morning. My day is too busy to give thanks. A moment of conversation with my Creator. I’m too tired when I get home to even think about God’s blessings today. Besides, I went to church Sunday. I worshipped Him. I gave an offering. I took communion. I bowed my head in reverence. I’m good until next time. Charged my spiritual battery for the next week. Sound familiar? When we stop and take time to acknowledge God, He will bless us. Life is too hard without Him. Food for thought. God bless.

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June 30, 2026
June 22, 2026

Weekly Devotional: Chapters of Forgiveness

This is shared by someone who wishes to remain anonymous but wants to share something very meaningful and relevant to everyday life. You may not be struggling with the same addiction, but we all have a need forgiveness and the Grace of our wonderful Lord Jesus Christ.

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June 9, 2026

Weekly Devotional: I Believe; Help My Unbelief

Mark 9:14-29: Another passage filled with nuggets. It mainly speaks of how powerful faith can be. The father says, “I believe; help my unbelief.”  How many of us have doubted from time to time?  How many times have we tried to act in faith and like the disciples failed to complete God’s work?  Jesus says at the end of this passage that, “This kind can only come out through prayer.”  Perhaps we fail sometimes because we haven’t turned it over to God in prayer.

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May 31, 2026
May 26, 2026

About Sharing God's Love Across All Nations

Speak Boldly is dedicated to sharing personal experiences of faith to spread the love of Our Lord and Savior. Located in the United States, we are committed to providing inspiring content that encourages and uplifts everyone across the WORLD.