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Grit Into Grace, Inc.

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08/19/2026

This was such a sweet day on the dime. As I first started walking, I noticed these two boards that had been discarded on the sidewalk, forming the perfect shape of a cross. There are so many ways I see Jesus on the streets, and this was one of them. As always, I didn't know where God would lead. I met a few people that day. The first person I encountered, named 'S', shared with me about his day, his health, and how grateful he was to be working. I continued on, stopping as someone from a front porch called out to me. I stood on the sidewalk as he asked me about the Bible I was carrying. His name is 'R' and he talked a little bit about his faith. We continued to talk so long that I eventually joined him on his porch. We talked about his kids, his losses, his grief, his joy, and the scar on his abdomen from a bullet wound. I shared, too, about my life and my love for Jesus and His people. One of the things I believe is important in being available to what Jesus is asking me to do is to allow myself to be interrupted. To be patient. To linger with someone and not hurry on my way. I am always grateful when I slow down and listen. The verse I have prayed for months over this little area of the near east side is from Habakkuk. I pray this earnestly and with faith that God will answer, and that the near east side will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the LORD as the waters cover the sea.

07/28/2026

"Prayer is essentially a partnership of the redeemed child of God working hand in hand with God toward the realization of His redemptive purposes on earth." ~Jack Hayford

From an excerpt of the book Intercessory Prayer, by Dutch Sheets

07/16/2026

It was a day for water. The temperature was over 90 degrees and the sun was shining without the relief of clouds. I put 5 bottles of water in my backpack before I headed out to walk and pray. One of the things I am learning is not to look for 5 people to give water to, but to look for Jesus and to respond to His promptings. If I am just tossing out water in order to empty my backpack and feel like I've done something nice, then I am missing Jesus. It's ok to come back without giving out water at all. I had been walking for a bit (and was already sweaty) when I turned on a side street off of 10th. A man was walking towards me pushing a bicycle, his shirt off and his face and body covered in sweat. I asked him when he got near me if he wanted some water. His smile was the perfect "yes." We talked and exchanged names, and I shared with him that Jesus is the true, living water. "S" said that he knew of Jesus but wasn't really following Him. It was a kind and gentle conversation, and I was grateful for the encounter. My goal is to share the love of Jesus, knowing that the Holy Spirit changes the hearts of people, so it was easy to say goodbye to "S" and continue walking.

At this point, I was considering whether to call it a day and go back to the house. Honestly, I was hot and sweaty and was wanting to head back. However, I knew I was to keep walking towards Michigan. There were a lot of people out around the shelter when I got there, but I didn't feel that tug to offer water. As I crossed the street, I noticed a man on a bike. As he passed a parked van, the passenger opened the door and knocked the man down. He fell hard, and I went over to him and sat on the sidewalk next to him. He was in so much pain. The woman who hit him seemed only concerned that she wouldn't be blamed. He didn't want an ambulance, even as he writhed in pain. He pulled up his pant leg and showed me a huge bruise that was already forming. As he sat up, he told me his name. "L" accepted the offer of water and we continued to talk while he tried to steady himself. I prayed for him as he headed home. The two bottles I gave out that day were for God's purposes and for His glory.

07/01/2026

The discipleship journey with this woman, this friend, has been beautiful from the beginning. She continues to surrender and say yes to Jesus, she trusts God as her friend and provider, and she has seen Him show up in so many sweet ways. She is not simply a convert...she is a disciple who will also make disciples as she continues to walk with Jesus. On June 12th, my friend continued to say yes by being baptized. She said yes to obedience. She said yes to the public declaration of her faith. She said yes to the cross. She is beautiful. She is full of light. She is full of the Holy Spirit. And she is such a joy to my heart.

"What are you waiting for? Get up and be baptized. Have your sins washed away by calling on the name of the Lord." Acts 22:16

06/16/2026

I rarely know where I am going to walk and pray when I leave the Dream House. I want to go where God is leading, I want to be where He is at work, and I want to be obedient to follow the path He lays out before me. On this day, I was about to head to 10th Street when I felt like I should head in the opposite direction. I headed towards Michigan and, as I walked, I remembered a woman who was recently murdered near Rural and Washington streets.

I knew I was supposed to go where she died and pray over her family, the community, and over the land. This area can be spiritually dark, and I prayed for protection and for the light of Jesus to shine in the darkness. As I got closer to Washington street, I looked down and I was surrounded by white butterflies. I felt the presence of God all around me. There was a memorial where this woman was killed. I stopped on the sidewalk to pray. I learned she was a mom. I learned that she was loved. I prayed and was overwhelmed by such sadness...for her and for the violence that impacts the lives of so many people in this area.

After leaving her memorial, I headed down Rural towards 10th street, still feeling the heaviness of the atmosphere. I was walking towards three men who were on the sidewalk. As I began to pass, one of the men asked about the Bible I was carrying. I stopped and we talked for a long while about Jesus, what I have been praying over the community, and how much God loves His people. Before I left, one of the men asked if we could pray together. Hand in hand, we stood in a circle on Rural and prayed. Only God! My heart was no longer heavy, but full of the joy of the Lord.

God is so good and so faithful. On this day on the dime, I shared in His suffering. I also shared in His joy. I continue to pray for revival in this area, and there is no doubt that God is beginning that revival in MY heart.

05/27/2026

It has been almost three months of walking (quite literally) in the new God has called me to. I pray a lot before I leave the Dream House...Where does God want me to go that day? Will he bring people to encounter? To pray with? Should I bring food and drinks that day? There are two things I always know...I will pray over the area, the homes, the people, and the land...and I will carry my Bible. I have now met twenty-six people, many of whom I have gotten to pray with, many I have seen more than once. And every time...I see God...I see His love for me and His compassion for His people. I am learning the sound of His voice and the subtle pull on my heart to move in whichever direction He sends me. Knowing God more fully is my favorite part. Because when I know Him, when I know how He loves me and I move from that place...then I can be a vessel for His love to the one in front of me.

On this particular day that is pictured, God sent me to an area I have never walked alone. I truly did not want to go. The area felt heightened in the spirit as I approached, and I almost turned around. But still, my feet kept moving. As soon as I crossed the street, an ambulance rushed by and stopped at a man not far away who was unconscious on the sidewalk. I began to pray for him and for the first responders. I slowed down and continued to pray for this man and for God's direction. I crossed the street, a little past the man now, and began to turn towards the unconscious man. I noticed he was awake now, and first responders were loading him onto the ambulance. As I was walking, I ran into a kid named "R". He's 26, but at my age of 55 he is a kid to me. We talked a bit about the man. He then asked about my Bible and we talked a bit about Jesus. He asked me to sit with him on a step on 10th street (known as "the dime") and we continued to talk...about Jesus...about his life and how hard it would be for him to change. And then, we prayed. There is always a reason God sends us somewhere, and, that day, these men were my reasons. The new I am walking in is simple. And it is beautiful.

05/19/2026

Because of the generous donations from Citizens State Bank in Fishers, we have been able to share so many treats with kids, neighbors, and people we meet and share Jesus with on the streets. It is a joy to love the one in front of us, and to share food with people who are hungry and drinks with those who are thirsty.

04/20/2026

Last week, I had the joy of beginning a discipleship journey with a woman I have known for a long time. It is a precious thing to sit one-on-one with someone and share Jesus. What a sweet day it was! She is truly longing to know Jesus and to follow Him. She recommitted her life to Jesus, and I know this is just the beginning of the total life-change He has for her. Thank you Onward Church for this simple and powerful teaching tool. I am grateful for the ways you pour into me so I can pour into the people God has placed in my life. Yay, Jesus!

04/08/2026

Such a sweet day of prayer walking on the near east side today. I am still thanking Jesus for the encounters and for the chance to say His name and pray with someone. A cool kid led me to the verse Ephesians 5:8, and I prayed that over the people of this area while sitting at the Marathon. God is so good and He is so faithful.
"...for at one time you were darkness, but now you are light in the Lord. Walk as children of the light." Ephesians 5:8

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11650 Olio Road, Suite 1000/137
Fishers, IN
46037

Opening Hours

Tuesday	9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9am - 4:30pm
Friday	9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

(317) 331-8334

Website

http://www.gritintograce.org/

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