Amelia Rose | Guided by Grace is a virtual worship artist and ministry created by Jonny Hoehna. Through Scripture-rooted worship, prayer, and encouragement, this ministry offers a safe harbor for weary hearts and points people toward hope and rest in Jesus.
The Grace We Practice
We believe every person carries equal, God-given dignity. We reject racism, misogyny, religious hatred, bigotry, coercion, abuse, and every use of faith or power that denies another person’s dignity. We choose compassion over contempt, truth with humility, service over control, care for the overlooked, and accountability when harm is done.
We remain rooted in Jesus. No one has to share our beliefs to be treated with kindness and respect here. We will remain teachable, own our mistakes, and seek to practice the grace we sing about.
Scripture foundations: Genesis 1:27; Micah 6:8; Matthew 22:37–40; James 2:1–9.
Worship, prayer, music, and free resources:
ameliaroseworship.com
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Have you ever felt like people only remember your mistakes, and not the person you're trying to become?
In John 8:7, Jesus challenged those ready to condemn another person to first examine their own hearts.
It's a reminder that none of us stands above the need for grace.
If someone has made you feel small because of your past, please remember: your story isn't finished. You can bring your hurt, your regrets, and your whole heart to Jesus. His mercy is still for you. 🤍
This Sunday, November 1, the new music video for *Put Down Your Stones* will be here on Amelia Rose | Guided by Grace.
Until then, may we be a little quicker to offer the mercy we've needed ourselves.
Is there someone whose kindness helped you begin again?
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**Have you ever felt like people still see you through the worst thing you've done?** ❤️
Sometimes the hardest judgments to leave behind are the ones we've carried for years—even the ones we've placed on ourselves.
In John 8, Jesus met a woman surrounded by accusation. His response reminds us that none of us stands above the need for mercy.
We all need grace. And we can all choose to lay down our stones.
Tomorrow, Amelia Rose's new worship song, *Put Down Your Stones*, will be released. It's a reminder that mercy can speak louder than judgment.
**A gentle question for today:**
What's one way we can show someone mercy this week?
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Have you ever reached the point where you were simply tired of trying to pull yourself out?
Psalm 40 begins there.
Not on solid ground.
Not after everything is fixed.
But in the pit — waiting, calling, needing God to hear.
And He does.
“He turned to me and heard my cry.”
— Psalm 40:1 NIV
That promise became the heart of You Heard My Cry.
If you’re in a season where the ground keeps giving way beneath you, I hope this song reminds you that needing help is not the end of the story.
The full You Heard My Cry music video premieres this Sunday at 6:30 PM PT. 🤍
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Some prayers begin with words.
Others begin with a sigh, a tear, or simply, “God, help me.”
Psalm 40 reminds us that we don’t have to clean ourselves up or find the perfect words before we call to Him.
“He turned to me and heard my cry.” — Psalm 40:1 NIV
If life feels a little muddy or unsteady right now, I hope you remember this today:
God still hears the cry.
You Heard My Cry releases tomorrow. 🤍
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I just wanted to pause and say thank you. 🤍
This little safe harbor has now grown past 1,130 subscribers, and I don’t take that lightly. Every comment, prayer, amen, and quiet moment of worship here matters.
My prayer is that Amelia Rose | Guided by Grace keeps becoming a gentle place for weary hearts to find Scripture, worship, and hope in Jesus.
If you’re here today, I’m grateful you’re part of this.
What is one thing you’re asking God to help you carry this week?
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Grief can make it feel as though the story ended in the tomb.
But Jesus wept with those who were hurting — and resurrection reminds us that death does not have the final word.
This Sunday, Love Has Won brings Jesus Wept and He Has Risen together as one chapter in the larger worship journey we’re building toward December: from sorrow, into the hands of Jesus, and toward resurrection hope.
“He is not here; he has risen, just as he said.”
— Matthew 28:6 NIV
If you’re carrying grief today, what part of that promise do you most need to hold onto? 🤍
Love Has Won — Chapter Preview
Sunday, September 13 • 6:30 PM PT
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Some weeks the weight has a name.
Some weeks it doesn’t.
If you could ask God for help in one area today, where does your heart go? 🤍
You don’t have to explain anything.
If you’d like prayer, leave a 🤍 or a word in the comments.
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”
— Matthew 11:28 NIV
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“Jesus wept.” — John 11:35 🤍
Two words that remind us Jesus never stood at a distance from human sorrow. He entered it. He stayed. He wept with those who were hurting.
The full Jesus Wept lyric video premieres this Sunday, August 30.
If you’re carrying grief today, I hope this song gives you a quiet place to rest and remember: Jesus is still near.
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