SPEAKING

Move before you feel ready.

Mariah Solomon helps Christian women close the gap between knowing what is true and living it with courage. Her talks combine honest storytelling, practical tools, behavioral insight, humor, Scripture and the life and example of Jesus to help women recognize what is holding them back and take the next faithful step.

Mariah speaks primarily to women at conferences, churches and Christian gatherings about the space between knowing and doing—why we hesitate, how fear disguises itself as wisdom or responsibility, and what it takes to move before confidence arrives.

SIGNATURE KEYNOTE

You Don’t Have to Feel Ready

Why confidence often follows action—not the other way around.

For Christian women waiting to feel more certain, qualified, prepared or confident before making a move. Faithful action is not the same as rushing, but discernment can become a hiding place when we keep waiting for perfect timing, a dramatic sign or someone else’s permission. Drawing on Scripture and the life and example of Jesus, Mariah helps women tell the difference and choose the next faithful step.

AUDIENCE TAKEAWAYS

→Recognize the belief, expectation or pattern beneath their hesitation.
→Understand why confidence often follows faithful action rather than preceding it.
→Distinguish discernment from fear, delay and avoidance.
→Identify one courageous, faithful and realistic next move.

ADAPTED CONVERSATION: WOMEN AND FAITH AUDIENCES

The Life You Keep Thinking About

What to do when possibility will not leave you alone.

For women who genuinely appreciate their lives but sense that something needs to grow, change, begin or finally be confronted. Through Scripture and the life of Jesus, this conversation explores how gratitude and growth can coexist, how to discern meaningful change from impulse and how to take the next faithful step.

Faith Is the Foundation

Mariah’s speaking is explicitly rooted in Scripture and the life and example of Jesus. His courage, compassion, truthfulness, obedience and attention to people shape both the message and the invitation: not simply to feel inspired, but to live differently. The expression can be adapted for the room, but Jesus is not incidental to the work.

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