December invites us to reflect—on the year behind us, the lessons we’ve gathered, and the voices that shaped our thinking along the way.
This month’s Must-Follow Minorities features creators, leaders, and truth-tellers who can help you navigate a year of rebuilding. Some will challenge your assumptions. Others will give language to what you’re feeling but can’t articulate. All of them will remind you that wisdom often comes from the margins—from voices that mainstream platforms overlook but that God uses powerfully.
Elevating minority voices is essential. These aren’t just profiles. These are people you’ll want to follow, learn from, and support as they walk out their God-given callings. Let’s celebrate them. Let’s share their work. Let’s be… Share on XIf you’re looking for fresh perspectives as you close out 2025, these are the people I recommend following. They’re not just content creators; they’re kingdom voices worth amplifying.
Nicole Langman
With more than 20 years of experience supporting women through trauma, grief, and unexpected life changes, her greatest joy is helping women recover from brokenness and find their true identity in Jesus.
Her book, You Are Wanted – Reclaiming the Truth of Who You Are, is a therapeutic resource rooted in the Bible, written for women who have experienced rejection, betrayal, and abandonment. Her devotions have been published in the You Version Bible App, Proverbs 31, Dayspring, (in)courage, EA Books, and Carol Kent’s most recent book, Life Lessons for Moms.
Her greatest joy is helping women recover from brokenness and find their true identity in Jesus.
Website | Instagram | Facebook
Krista Pettiford
Krista Pettiford is a worshipper and follower of Jesus, an empty-nester mom of four, author, speaker, prophetic voice, and Bible teacher. Her mission is to equip the saints to embrace each season of life with faith and grace. Krista believes that truth and transparency transform lives. Therefore, she ministers with biblical truth, Spirit-led insight, and the power of personal testimony—bringing healing and transformation to those she serves.
Her mission is to equip the saints to embrace each season of life with faith and grace.
Website | Instagram | Facebook | Podcast
Ellen Lee
A former fat kid, ugly duckling and late bloomer, Kimberly Thomas is a small-town southern girl with big God dreams! By day, she is a 4am workout regular, corporate event specialist, and a trendsetting advocate for learning to wear worth well. And, by night, she is an aspiring author, guacamole snob, and high functioning shoe addic…er, um, enthusiast who believes Cinderella shouldn’t be the only one whose life changed because of a pair of shoes!
Your worth isn’t something to find—it’s something to wear, boldly and beautifully.
Website | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn
Tika McCoy
Tika McCoy is a devoted Christian, an avid student of the Bible, and a firm believer in the transformative power of faith. She has a servant’s heart and is happiest when teaching and sharing God’s Word with others.
Tika’s passion is to encourage women to remain faithful to God during their darkest moments. Her memoir, Broken Clay: Finding Renewal in the Potter’s Hands, is a heartfelt journey of loss, grief, and divorce. Her inspiring story serves as a powerful reminder that in the face of adversity, God’s presence remains unwavering.
Tika finds happiness as a cat mom to Sasha and Bella. When she’s not working or spending time with her fur babies, she enjoys exploring Michigan’s natural beauty by observing and marveling at God’s creations. She has a particular fondness for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Her other interests include biking, reading,and traveling.
Her passion is to encourage women to remain faithful to God during their darkest moments.
Website | Instagram | Facebook | Podcast
As we step into a new year, I'm convinced that who we listen to shapes who we become. Share on X
These voices will sharpen your thinking, deepen your faith, and expand your understanding of what God is doing in the world.
If you’ve discovered a minority voice that’s impacted your journey this year, I’d love to hear about them. Drop a comment below or send me a DM on Instagram—your recommendation might be featured in a future edition.
And if this list blessed you, share it with someone who needs fresh voices in their feed. Amplifying these creators is one small way we can shift the algorithm toward wisdom.
See you in January!
