Starting a business is exciting. Starting a Christian business? This is exciting and stretching in ways you don't always expect.
When I first dreamed of creating Blessed and Delivered, I didn't just think about products or packaging- I thought about purpose. I wanted this business to be more than a subscription box. I wanted it to be a reminder that God sees, cares, and shows up... sometimes right at your front door.
Here's what it's really like to start a Christian subscription box business- the beautiful parts, the hard parts, and everything in between.
It Starts with a Calling (Not Just an idea)
Most businesses begin with a market gap. This one began with a nudge.
A quiet but persistent feeling that people needed encouragement. That faith needed to be tangible. That joy, Scripture, and prayer shouldn't stay confined to Sunday mornings.
Starting a Christian business often feels like stepping out before you have all the answers. You pray first, plan second, and trust God to fill in the gaps you can't see yet.
Faith and Fear walk side by side
Let's be real: faith doesn't cancel fear.
There were moments of doubt:
*Will anyone actually subscribe?
*Am I qualified to do this?
*What if I get it wrong?
But every step forward required choosing obedience over perfection. Building Blessed and Delivered meant learning to trust God not just with the vision- but with the outcome.
The biggest lesson? God delivers too
Starting Blessed and Delivered has taught me that God doesn't just bless the end result - He blesses the process.
This business is a reminder that when God places something on your heart, He's already preparing the way.
I am here to say welcome to Blessed and Delivered, where we share God's word and provide you with a beautiful monthly gift.
Blessings and Love to you,
Michelle