Chequita Walker is the founder of Evangelizing The Nations, formerly known as A Servant’s Heart Outreach. She is called as an evangelist with a mandate not only to proclaim the Gospel of the Kingdom, but also to continue in the ongoing work of discipleship—teaching, equipping, and helping believers grow into faithful followers of Yeshua Messiah.

By the leading of the Holy Spirit, the ministry expanded and transitioned into Evangelizing The Nations—a name that reflects the calling Father has placed upon her life: to evangelize, make disciples, teach and live all that Yeshua Messiah commanded, and equip believers for the work of the ministry through the truth of the Word of Elohim.

What Chequita values most is being taught, led, and transformed by the Holy Spirit. She believes that true wisdom and understanding come from Elohim alone. As Proverbs 4:7 declares, “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding.”

Chequita believes that understanding Father’s Word through the guidance of the Holy Spirit is essential for rightly applying it to daily life. This understanding has led her to focus on Spirit-filled living, reconciliation to the Father, repentance, discipleship, and faithful obedience to the teachings of Yeshua Messiah.

Her passion is to proclaim the Gospel of the Kingdom, teach others how to be reconciled back to the Father through Yeshua, help believers learn how to walk in the Spirit, and encourage them to live according to the truth of the living Word that produces transformation and life. Through evangelism, teaching, discipleship, prayer, and Gospel proclamation, her desire is to see people reached with the Gospel, believers strengthened, lives aligned with the Kingdom of Elohim, and disciples equipped to walk faithfully in their calling.

Chequita considers it both a privilege and an honor to be called a daughter of the Most High and a servant of His Word. She currently resides in North Carolina with her husband, Cornelius, and is the mother of five children.