ABOUT CROWNED AND SEATED
The Heart Behind Crowned and Seated
Crowned and Seated was born from the truth that in Christ, we are not striving to earn our place in God's Kingdom or heart—we already belong.
“Crowned” speaks of our royal identity as beloved sons and daughters of God, chosen and deeply loved.
Psalm 8:5 tells us we have been crowned with glory and honor.
“Seated” reflects the rest and confidence we have in Jesus’ finished work—that we are seated with Him in heavenly places
(Ephesians 2:6).
This ministry exists to help families grow in intimacy with the Lord, to hear His voice, and to know who they are in Him. It’s about learning to reign—not through striving—but from a place of rest, peace, love, and grace.
Meet Sarah
Hi, I’m Sarah. I’m a wife, mom, pastor, homeschool mom, and someone who is passionate about helping people encounter God in a real and personal way.
For over 12 years, I’ve had the privilege of serving children, youth, and families in ministry. One of my greatest joys has been helping kids discover that they can know God intimately, hear His voice, and live confidently in who He says they are.
Crowned and Seated grew out of those years of ministry, but also out of my own journey with the Lord—learning that life with God isn’t about striving to earn His love or approval. We are His beloved children, loved passionately by Him. And because our Father is the King of kings, we are royalty—invited to reign in life with Him (Romans 5:17).
He has given us His Spirit (Romans 8:11), His authority (Luke 10:19), and everything we need for life and godliness (2 Peter 1:3). His love for us is unconditional and nothing can separate us from it (Romans 8:38–39). We get to live an amazing, blessed life walking intimately with Jesus—knowing Him, hearing His voice, and experiencing His presence with us every day.
My heart is to take what God has taught me and create practical, encouraging resources that help families grow closer to Him together, encounter just how incredibly loved they are, and see themselves as the masterpieces He created them to be (Ephesians 2:10).