Today we’d like to introduce you to Macie Jules.
Hi Macie, can you start by introducing yourself? We’d love to learn more about how you got to where you are today?
Hi!! My name is Macie Jules and I am from the Fort Worth area in Texas. My story begins when I turned twelve years old. Let me tell you it is one of continuous refinement, and becoming—not all at once, but layer by layer!
I began my journey fairly early, carrying a depth of self-awareness and responsibility before most people my age even knew how to name those things. I had learned discipline, structure, and ambition quickly—through my wildly ambitious parents, health journeys, work endeavors, and learning how to lead well. I became–through some tough friendship losses–capable, driven, and strong even though most nights felt painful and uneasy. Through this journey, I had a lot of time to journal and think. Starting to journal at twelve years old and write a book at fourteen years old.
During that time, my faith deepened. God was no longer just someone I worked for—but Someone I learned to abide with. As my Heavenly Father and best friend. I stopped striving to be impressive and started longing to be peaceful with Him. Working hard to produce the fruits of the Spirit in my life, not alone, but with His help. Scripture became less about instruction and more about intimacy. I began to understand that biblical womanhood isn’t about shrinking or performing—it’s about order, softness with strength, and security in who you are because of Whose you are.
With all that said, right now in this season, I stand in a space of constant, consistent becoming. My faith is maturing. My voice is clarifying. My vision is sharper than ever. I am learning that consistency doesn’t come from pressure “striving”, but from peace in abiding. That beauty flows from alignment. That joy is sustainable when it’s not forced.
Can you talk to us a bit about the challenges and lessons you’ve learned along the way. Looking back would you say it’s been easy or smooth in retrospect?
For a season I lost a lot of friendships which was so hard for me since I absolutely love relationships and community. My thoughts would spiral telling me I’m “too much” or “not enough” and that cause me to feel like achievement and control were my safety net. Training hard. Eating “right.” Doing more. Being more. I chased excellence with sincerity, yet somewhere along the way, my body hit rock-bottom which caused a turning point in my life. I got diagnosed with ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and with that came a lot of anxiety and a desire to have everything under control. My mindset got a bit negative because of that desire for control which caused some disordered eating patterns that lasted about a year. My body asked for gentleness instead of grit–my spirit wanted peace instead of anxiety. What followed was not an easy undoing. Healing required me to release the identity of “striving for excellence” and learn how to receive. To eat enough. To rest. To trust. to know that I will be loved by the right people at the right time. What I needed was to slow down and realize that in order to achieve true greatness, we need to abide in the Lord, the only One who is great and surrender in humility. I learned that the least is the greatest. That you become great by your willingness to be faithful in the small things (faithful in our thoughts and words) and serve others unconditionally.
Appreciate you sharing that. What else should we know about what you do?
I am the author of Revealing Your Greatness, and I began writing at fourteen years old out of my journal. I realized how much I was learning and how much truth was rooted in the Word of God, that I had no choice but to turn it into a book. For as long as I can remember, I have always been a storyteller. A writer. A builder. A dreamer. Whether through books, real life relationships, or business, it comes natural to gather, nurture, and be real with truth, energy and warmth. I want my work to feel like truth wrapped in a graceful bow—relatable, feminine, faith-anchored, and real. I love working with other people and getting to hear their stories as well.
Any big plans?
Well, I see my future as full of dreams and actions.
I want to be a servant leader. In the future as a wife and mom who brings peace into her home, someone who creates warmth, stability, laughter, and a spiritually grounded environment. Also, a woman who knows how to receive love, lead with softness, and honor the calling of helping other woman realize their God-given greatness. I see myself as a successful businesswoman, but success to me means freedom, integrity, and sustainability. I want to build businesses that serves people well, and I desire to be generous with my time money and resources to help further the kingdom of God. I can’t wait to be able to give thousands of dollars away to churches, families and ministries. Along with writing, partnerships, and creative work — all rooted in purpose and done in excellence.
As well as I feel called to speak to young women who are searching for peace, identity, and direction. I want my voice to be steady and sincere — not performative, but true and real because no one is perfect. Whether it’s on a stage or in a conversation, I want even just one, to walk away feeling seen, grounded, and reminded of who they are in Christ.
Above all, I want my life to quietly remind others that they don’t have to strive to be worthy, that rest is productive, and that walking in alignment with Christ allows clarity, peace, and joy and every good thing we desire. I pray that I get to live in a way that activates others through example.
Contact Info:
- Instagram: macie.jules
Image Credits
image credits to Amy Brion
