Hi, I'm Ms. Ashley
Growing up not knowing who you are will cost you. You make a lot of unnecessary decisions, and you end up in the wrong rooms. I think about it often: what would my life have been like if I had known Jesus growing up?
My grandmother was a creative with a wonderful relationship with the Lord, but I cannot remember one time she sat me down and taught me about Him. Everything I learned from her came indirectly. She taught me how to sew, how to knit, how to love, how to be understanding, how to make a cake. Beautiful things, and I carry them still. But being creative, compassionate, and loving are not enough by themselves. Without knowing Jesus, none of it really works, and none of it gave me what I needed to survive in the real world.
That is why my mission is different. I want to give children a foundation rooted in more than what they can do: knowing who they are, why they matter, why they have a purpose and a place in this world. Everything else grows from that. My goal is simple: get the Word in them. The Bible tells us children may stray, but when they stray, they will have something to come back to. I strayed with nothing to fall back on, and God had to come rescue me brand new. My students will have something to come back to
Statement of Faith
At Kingdom University, we stand unapologetically on the unchanging truth of God’s Word.
We believe:
The Bible is the inspired, infallible, living Word of God, the final authority for all we do, teach, and believe. (2 Timothy 3:16-17)
Jesus Christ is the Son of God — fully God, fully man — who died, rose again, and reigns forever as Savior, Lord, and coming King. (John 1:1, John 14:6)
The Holy Spirit is active and alive, our Comforter, Teacher, and the One who empowers us to live holy, bold, and Spirit-filled lives. (Acts 1:8)
Family is God’s idea. Marriage is a covenant between one man and one woman. Children are arrows in the hands of a warrior, to be raised in truth, identity, and Kingdom purpose. (Psalm 127:3-5)
Prayer changes things. We believe in praying with authority for healing, deliverance, protection, and breakthrough. (James 5:16)
We are called to make disciples. Parenting is discipleship, our homes are our first mission field. (Matthew 28:19-20)
We believe in deliverance, repentance, and living set apart. We reject lukewarm Christianity. We cling to truth in love even when it costs us. (Romans 12:2)
This is who we are. This is what we build. This is why we fight.