Wildly Free Ministry

05/04/2026

A reminder on this Monday morning.

04/30/2026

04/27/2026

Abiding in faith isn’t always peaceful—it’s often a daily choice to stay.
Stay rooted. Stay surrendered. Stay expectant.

If you’re in the messy middle, this is your reminder:
God is still working in what feels unseen.

04/23/2026

Some of the most meaningful, lasting growth comes from abiding.

“Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself… neither can you, unless you abide in me.” — John 15:4

The growth that comes from abiding is not forced or fueled by hustling. It's just about staying attached to the vine. Staying attached to Jesus.

So, instead of asking: “What more should I be doing?”​
Try asking: “Where am I being invited to slow down and stay connected?”

Because true fruit doesn’t come from trying to do it all on your own. It comes from being in the presence of an abundant and loving God.

04/13/2026

We often think growth means increasing our ability to accomplish more. But what I've experienced is that God's deeper work is not just expanding what we can do — it's forming what we can carry.

Because the defining moments of our journeys are rarely visible. They happen in the unseen places, where faithfulness matters more than recognition.

Consider: Where might God be forming your capacity to carry, not just to achieve?

04/04/2026

I can’t even fathom being one Jesus’ closest friends or family.

(When I think about His mother Mary watching all that Jesus endured, I could cry for days.)

Not only did they get to know Jesus as one of their closest friends, but they also had to watch helplessly as He was brutally killed.

That Friday had to be the worst day of their life.

It’s easy to forget that after Jesus died on the cross, He didn’t instantly raise from the dead and stand in front of them.

Saturday happened.
..The day that I can only imagine was filled with a deep, sorrowful silence.

The day filled with so many questions.

People waiting, wondering and crying, “where are you, Jesus?!”

Gosh, Isn’t that so much of our heart’s cry today?

Where are you Jesus?!

As we wait. As we ache. As we sit in broken expectations we ask these questions.

I imagine the disciples desperately wondering, what has happened?! Where is he??
..Even though He already told them.

He told them multiple times He would come back.

HE TOLD THEM.

But they forgot.

Oh my goodness... we still forget, don’t we?

I know I do.

We still wonder where Jesus is, even when He has already told us.

He is seated at the right hand of God in the heavenly realms (Ephesians 1:20). He has prepared a place for us there.

In the meantime, He is with us through the Holy Spirit, our advocate.

Jesus Himself says, “I will be with you always, until the very end of the age.” -Matthew 28:20

If you are sitting in your own metaphorical Saturday.. a time of waiting, questioning or sorrow...

Remember that He’s already told us where He is.

His word never changes.

He will always be closer to you than anyone and anything else.

Don’t forget, Sunday always comes.

~Kelli Bachara

04/02/2026

"The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside
still waters. He restores my soul."
— Psalm 23:1-3

We often feel like we have to have all the answers, or get to the next step quickly.

But in Psalm 23:1-3 we're reminded that with Him there is no pressure to hurry. He leads you at the right pace and at the right time, inviting you to rest and
trust Him along the way.

Jesus is your provider, protector, and He cares for you deeply.
In Him, you have everything you need.
The Shepherd is good,
and He loves you.

03/30/2026

If you’re in the messy middle of obedience, here’s what I want you to know:

1. Just because it’s slow doesn’t mean it’s wrong.

2. Just because it’s quiet doesn’t mean God isn’t moving.

3. Letting go is part of moving forward.

4. Rest is not a setback—it’s preparation.

5. You don’t need full clarity to stay faithful.

God is still writing your story… even here.