08/10/2026
Most of my patients are used to hearing me sing worship during their treatments. Sometimes I don’t even realize I’m singing out loud. 🤷🏽♀️
And no—I don’t play traditional spa music in my therapy room.
I play worship.
I talk about Jesus.
I pray with my patients.
And I invite the presence of God into everything I put my hands to.
Why? Because Jesus is not an addition to my life or my business. He is the center of it all.
He is never my “plus one.”
I am His. He leads, and I follow.
Years ago, I allowed patients to choose whatever music they wanted during their sessions. But as my relationship with the Lord deepened, my convictions did too.
I began paying closer attention to what was being played in the atmosphere of my treatment room. Some “spa music” incorporated practices and spiritual themes such as chanting, chakra meditation, singing bowls, and other elements that did not align with my biblical convictions.
The Lord convicted me: If this business belongs to Him, then every part of it should honor Him—including the atmosphere.
So six years ago, I made a decision that changed the identity of my business:
I dedicated it to the Lord.
This is not simply a business where I happen to be a Christian.
This is a Kingdom business.
My hands belong to Jesus.
My gifts belong to Jesus.
My business belongs to Jesus.
The atmosphere belongs to Jesus.
And the glory belongs to Jesus.
What began as a profession has also become a place of ministry. I have watched treatment rooms become places of prayer, conversations become opportunities to point people toward Christ, and ordinary workdays become opportunities to serve people both professionally and spiritually.
I take my responsibility as a therapist seriously. I also take my responsibility as a disciple of Jesus seriously.
There is no separation between “business Alexandra” and “ministry Alexandra.” There is only a life surrendered to Jesus.
“Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.”
—1 Corinthians 10:31
Kingdom is not something I turn on at church.
Kingdom is the government of God expressed through a surrendered life—everywhere He sends me.