Kashawn Watson

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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.

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Oct 12, 2026 ∙ 4 min

He Can Handle Whatever the Wrestle Is

There's truth we must stand on firmly, daily. And today, this was mine: He can handle it. Because let's be honest — when we believe He can't, we come to certain conclusions that aren't life-giving. We pull back. We go quiet. We decide, somewhere in the space between the wrestle and the word, that maybe God isn't big enough for this particular struggle. Maybe this question is too heavy, too embarrassing, too far outside what faith is supposed to look like. But that thought — that quiet,...

Sep 26, 2026 ∙ 4 min

The Unhurried Morning Doesn't Always Happen in the Morning

I want to be honest with you about something before we go any further: my mornings do not look the way the devotional books describe. There is no hour of quiet before the house wakes. No uninterrupted stretch of stillness with a hot cup of coffee and an open Bible on a perfectly sunlit table. My morning begins the moment I open my eyes — and before my feet hit the floor, before I check anything or reach for anything, I say the same thing I say every day: Thank you, Holy Spirit. And then the...

Sep 26, 2026 ∙ 4 min

I Was Protecting Myself and Calling It Discernment

For a long time I had a reason why the table was not bigger. The house was not ready. The timing was not right. I was in a season of being intentional about who I let in. I called it wisdom. I called it discernment. I believed it, mostly. Then one morning sitting with the Holy Spirit something became clear — I was not being discerning. I was being guarded. And there is a real difference between those two things. One is led by the Spirit. The other is led by self-protection dressed in...