Rhonda Harris has spent more than three decades teaching people how to talk their way into the life God promised them — not the life their circumstances handed them.

In 1993, she and her brother founded a ministry in the San Francisco Bay Area with one mission: help people build a relationship with God strong enough to survive real life. That mission became 'Good News with Rhonda,' her weekly live Bible study, and 'The Book Club,' an online community built around getting people aligned with the Word.

Long before the pulpit, there was the mic. Rhonda started singing solos in her father's church at five years old. By thirteen, she was one of the lead vocalists in a choir of over 100 voices. She's since shared the stage with some of gospel music's biggest names and contributed to a Grammy-winning artist's album — but ministry, not the spotlight, has always been the point.

Out of decades of preaching, teaching, and walking people through their lowest moments, Rhonda created WORDAPY — a Word-based method of healing that teaches you to speak, confess, and plant Scripture into your spirit until it becomes your life.

When she's not teaching or singing, you'll find her reading, watching basketball, or spending time with the people she loves most.