Engage your faith by exploring Biblical truth and getting to know our LORD and Savior. Join me on my journey of trusting God.
For insights into biblical truth and growing in fa
Engage your faith by exploring Biblical truth and getting to know our LORD and Savior. Join me on my journey of trusting God.
For insights into biblical truth and growing in fa

At RubysFaith, our mission is to share the love of Jesus Christ with both believers and nonbelievers by embodying kindness, compassion, and authenticity. We aim to foster a culture characterized by warmth, inclusivity, and love—where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. Embracing Biblical truth and a Biblical worldview, we understand that faith is a journey. Through grace, God invites us to grow in faith while trusting Him along the way.

Ruby was my mother. It was my mama's unwavering faith, especially towards the end of her life, that ultimately guided me in discovering my own faith. The story is long, and I promise to share it with you in its entirety. But for now, here's the brief version.
It was my mother's death that prompted me to explore my relationship with the Lord. Her final words were, "Come on Jesus." She was confident she was going to be with Him. I, however, felt deep bitterness toward God for taking my mother from me and wanted nothing to do with Him. In my disbelief, I even questioned whether He was real. So, I took the time to delve into who He was and what He represented.
And I am so grateful I did.
If you don't already have a relationship with Him, I would love to chat with you. If you do, but still have questions, I want to chat with you too. Let's embark on this journey of trusting God together on this Christian blog, exploring discipleship and faith.

The Father uses everything, even the bad stuff, to demonstrate His love for us. My mother's death was a pivotal moment that opened my eyes to His faithfulness, enabling me to grow in faith and ultimately deepening my understanding of trusting God.
Pastor Curtis Andrusko

"When my anxious thoughts multiply within me, your comforts delight me." Psalm 94:19 AMP.
I have lived with anxiety and depression for most of my life. After my mother passed, these feelings intensified, and there were many days when I could barely function. In my struggle, I sought all the typical distractions: drinking, partying, and surrounding myself with people who did not contribute positively to my life. It took far too many years for me to acknowledge that I had a problem. Fortunately, I was blessed with friends who could see what I couldn’t. They stood by me, sharing and helping me find the support I needed. This was a crucial step in my journey of growing in faith and trusting God in my struggles.
My pastor recommended the book 'Praying The Bible' to help me engage with the scriptures more deeply. In various sermons, he had highlighted the necessity of praying the scriptures, a concept I initially found challenging to understand. This book he suggested has truly transformed my prayer life and helped me in trusting God more fully. I encourage you to check it out.
The "I am" statements made by Jesus embody profound Biblical truth that resonates deeply with me. When you truly reflect on these declarations, they are undeniably remarkable. Believers who have their faith and lives rooted in Christ possess all they will ever need. One of my favorite statements is, "I am the resurrection and the life." The death of my mother prompted me to pursue the Lord. Jesus being the resurrection and the life signifies that believers will not face eternal death. Every faithful Christian who has died will yet live, and those who are still living—trusting God and believing—will die, but not eternally.
Feel free to send a message or ask a question using this form, and I will get back to you soon! I would be delighted to pray with you as we delve into Biblical truth, grow in faith, and strengthen our Christian worldview together.
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