Kashawn Watson

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Join date: Oct 19, 2025

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In a world that often measures worth by credentials and accolades, I’m constantly reminded that no qualifications are needed to share your testimony—just a heart willing to be humbled under the grace of God.

With that same heart, I founded Say Grace & Co during the global pandemic as a response to the deep need for sacred, safe spaces—places where Christian women could feel seen, heard, and known. What began as a simple yes to God has grown into a thriving faith-based community rooted in authenticity, encouragement, and truth.

Here, I explore questions around identity, faith, and calling—often the same questions I’ve wrestled with in both the stormy and fruitful seasons of life. Because no matter your background, season, or circumstance, stories of God’s goodness and faithfulness are always needed.

Say Grace & Co brings together women from all walks of life—media professionals, stay-at-home moms, public figures, and ministry leaders—united by one truth: they’ve encountered God’s grace and feel called to share it. Through testimonies, gatherings, and Spirit-led connection, SG&Co creates space for women to be sharpened, empowered, and bold in proclaiming the good news of Jesus.

Posts (8)

Feb 11, 2026 ∙ 3 min

Ways To Show Love To Our Neighbor

There’s no shortage of content teaching us how to build brands, grow platforms, protect our peace, or identify fake friends. We’ve become incredibly fluent in discernment language—who to avoid, who to block, who to distance ourselves from.

Feb 4, 2026 ∙ 3 min

Perpetual Forgiveness & The Lord’s Goodness

When I think of restoring, I think of mending, making fresh, and reinventing. I think of hope — and hope, to me, is the anchor that keeps my heart steady when I’m believing God to restore a relationship. Hope says, “It’s not over.” Hope whispers, “Try again.” Hope reminds me that God’s hand is still working, even when hearts are hurting. Because hope is what gives me faith for the future — in any friendship, family bond, or relationship that’s been stretched thin. And I’ve learned that...

Jan 29, 2026 ∙ 4 min

Maybe It’s Time to Confess: We Forget

Maybe it’s time to confess—sometimes we forget. We forget because our encounter with Jesus was real. It was life-changing and powerful. It was personal, intentional, and intimate. Because of this, we can slowly—often unintentionally—begin to treat our experience as the standard instead of a testament. But our encounter with Him was never meant to become the measure of His glory. God Meets Us Differently God meets people in wildly different ways. Different rooms. Different prayers. Different...