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I realised this morning that I’m achieving my dreams.

Georgia Nicholas

January 8th 2021

The ones that have circled my mind for years when I’m not thinking about anything in particular, the ones that felt so far away and unachievable to me as a teenager, the ones that have kept me up at night and the ones that pushed me into the terrifying unknown with nothing but the knowledge that I simply can’t stay where I am.

Currently, I’m achieving my wildest dreams and doing so with full confidence in the Lord’s goodness. Isn’t that simply amazing?

I can’t say I’ve ever really been here before, and as I’ve been reflecting with Jesus this morning, a lukewarm coffee in one hand and a puppy nestled into my right side, I’ve discovered His closeness and intentionality across my life.

All of it too. Not just the good stuff. Of course He’s been there in the good stuff. But He’s been there in bad stuff as well. Actually, especially the bad stuff. The really bad stuff. The things few people know. The things that still thump in a dull ache and act as background noise. The kind of stuff only God can fix.

And yet, good grief, this morning I am so are of God’s faithfulness, kindness, and commitment.

I’m so aware of how much worse things could have been. I’m so aware of how each and every one of these experiences are being redeemed. Those dull aches are becoming wildfires within me. Under me. I’m charging forward into the unknown, not only expecting that God will make my path straight, but knowing He will. He has too. He promised and has proven time and time again that when we say “yes” He does amazing things. Wildest dreams type things.

Two weeks ago I launched a non-profit with an amazing woman of God. God has called us together for a time such as this and we are both passionately aligned in our purpose: Jesus wants to reclaim sex.

He wants to reclaim sexual desire. Reclaim the emptiness of abuse and instead, plant flowers of holiness, healing, and satisfaction within the hearts of His next generation.

And that’s what Big Kids’ Table exists to do.

Hold, heal, educate, welcome, redeem, and liberate people and their experience of sex, relationships, and themselves.

Sex is good. So is God.

I simply cannot wait to see where BKT takes us.

Director Thoughts, Testimony

Georgia Nicholas

Georgia is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of BKT. Georgia is passionate about journeying with people through life and has a decade of experience in church and non-profit youth ministry. She has qualifications in mental health and wellbeing support, a degree in graphic design and is half-way through another in theology. Georgia has also been a school chaplain in several government and Christian schools across Victoria. Georgia wants to provide the Christian sex-ed she missed out on at a young person and truly believes that the goodness of God belongs as a foundation in the sex and relationships conversation. You can find out more about Georgia and the rest of the BKT team HERE.

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