Our Story:
The Heart Behind Coffee and Bible Time
A Warm Welcome
Welcome, sister! We’re so glad you stopped by. At Coffee & Bible Time, we believe that a cup of coffee (or your fave drink), a cozy spot, and a moment with God can transform your day. We’re more than a blog or a youtube channel — we’re a community of women walking together in faith, seeking to know Jesus more deeply and live out His truth in everyday life.
A little about us
We’re a mother–daughter trio who love studying God’s Word and sharing what we learn with you. Our heart is to give you the tools and encouragement you need to confidently open your Bible and discover God’s truth for yourself. Whether you’re not sure where to begin or want to dig even deeper, we’re here to walk alongside you and help you fall more in love with Scripture—and with the God who wrote it.
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About Our Mission
At Coffee and Bible Time, we help people fall in love with God’s Word—teaching them how to study Scripture, draw near to Him, and live transformed by His truth.
Did you know…
YouTube is where Coffee and Bible Time started.
Back in 2015, when we (Ashley and Taylor) were in high school, we felt a deep desire to create a safe space online where girls could come together to study God’s Word—no matter where they were in their faith journey. At the time, YouTube had very few spaces for women to talk openly about faith, so we decided to step out in obedience and start Coffee and Bible Time.
One of the first signs that God’s hand was on our little channel came through a simple video about prayer journaling—it unexpectedly reached hundreds of women who began sharing their own journals and stories of renewed passion for meeting with God.
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That moment confirmed what we sensed all along: God was calling us to help others encounter Him through Scripture.
Over the past decade, we’ve poured our hearts into creating content that draws people closer to Jesus—through YouTube videos, Bible studies, our podcast, our online academy, and now our book. As we pursued our own biblical studies in college, God deepened our love for His Word and gave us more tools to pour back into the Coffee and Bible Time community.
Along the way, our mom, lovingly known as Mentor Mama, joined the ministry—bringing wisdom from her 25+ years of walking with the Lord. With a little encouragement from her son Andrew (an avid podcast listener), she launched our podcast, expanding Coffee and Bible Time into a space where guests could share powerful testimonies and faith-filled conversations.
Doing ministry as a family hasn’t always been easy—we’ve learned everything from scratch, navigated moves across the country, balanced business with babies, and relied on God every step of the way. Yet through it all, He has filled us with unshakable joy and strength. What started as two teenage girls filming videos in their bedroom has grown into a global community of believers seeking to know God deeply and live out their faith authentically.
We’re still just getting started… and you are invited to come along!
Our team
The Family that Prays Together
Taylor
Taylor is simply your average girl who loves to make people laugh. She is goofy, warm, and beautifully compassionate. She desires to show those who are struggling that there is ultimately hope in Christ.
Mentor Mama
Ellen is sweet, compassionate, and gentle-hearted. She grew up in a Christian home, but it wasn’t until later in life that she came to know Christ intimately and personally. Since following Jesus, she has made it her goal and passion to be the hands and feet of Jesus to her family and community.
Ashley
Ashley is loving, creative, and driven. She has a passion for studying and teaching God’s Word.
More about Coffee and Bible Time
What We Believe
We gladly welcome believers from every denomination. At the same time, we think it’s wise and loving to be transparent about what we personally believe, so you know where we’re coming from.
The Bible
God has spoken through the 66 books of Scripture. The Bible is inspired, without error, and is our final, trustworthy authority for all of life and faith.
(2 Tim. 3:16–17; 2 Pet. 1:21; Heb. 4:12)
God
There is one true God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—eternal, all-powerful, all-wise, the Creator and Ruler of all, perfect in holiness, justice, and love.
(Deut. 6:4; Matt. 28:19; Ps. 90:2)
People
God created humanity in His image for His glory and our joy. Human life is sacred from conception to natural death. God designed sex and marriage for one man and one woman; singleness is a good and honored calling.
(Gen. 1:27; Ps. 139:13–16; Gen. 2:24; Matt. 19:4–6)
Sin
All people have sinned and are separated from God, deserving His just judgment. Our world and our hearts are broken and in need of rescue.
(Gen. 3; Rom. 3:23; Eph. 2:1–3)
Jesus Christ
Jesus is fully God and fully man, born of the virgin Mary, lived without sin, died as our substitute, and rose bodily from the dead. He ascended and reigns today.
(John 1:1,14; 1 Cor. 15:3–4; Acts 1:9–11)
Salvation
Jesus is the only way to the Father. By grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, sinners who repent and trust Him are forgiven, made new, and given eternal life.
(John 14:6; Eph. 2:8–9; Rom. 5:1)
The Holy Spirit
The Spirit convicts of sin, gives new life, indwells believers, and empowers us to grow in holiness, serve the church, and witness to Christ.
(John 16:8–13; Rom. 8:9–14; Acts 1:8)
The Church
The universal church is all who trust in Christ; local churches gather for worship, teaching, fellowship, prayer, mission, and the ordinances—believer’s baptism and the Lord’s Supper.
(Acts 2:42–47; Eph. 4:11–16; 1 Cor. 11:23–26)
Christ’s Return
Jesus will return personally and visibly to judge, renew, and reign. His promised coming fuels our hope, holiness, and mission.
(Acts 1:11; Titus 2:13; 1 Thess. 4:13–18)
Heaven & Hell
All will be raised: those in Christ to everlasting joy with the Lord in the new creation; those who reject Him to just, conscious, eternal separation.
(John 5:28–29; Rev. 20:11–15; Rev. 21:1–5)