When Bethel started her YouTube channel back in 2008, she had no idea where it would lead her. She did many experiments with which types of videos to produce, some of which became fairly popular, but most of these videos reused the materials of others. She wanted to create original content that reflected her faith, but she was unsure how to do it until she was introduced to the concept of spoken word poetry during college. When she finally released her first spoken word video in 2014, she knew she had found a unique way to share her faith. These spoken words and creative projects have inspired many in her previous church congregation as well as the hundreds of people that have viewed her videos on YouTube and read the related blog posts. These videos will hopefully inspire you too.
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The remake of her first spoken word video, explaining how internalizing Christ's death on the cross can change the way we see ourselves

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The story of how she learned to face her pain and fear head on when most people would have run the other way

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The story of how losing a college friend unexpectedly taught her how to grieve with hope

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A character piece for Easter from the perspective of Mary Magdalene being the first person to see Jesus alive.

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A call for the older generations in the church to unite with the younger generations in the church, specifically millennials

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Bethel's early thoughts about modesty being more than clothes. 

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A character piece for Christmas from the perspective of Mary Mother of Jesus counting all she faced as a blessing.

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Bethel's thoughts on why Christian women should stay away from erotica and the Fifty Shades series. 

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