The Power of Staying: Growing Warriors with Purpose

From the heart of:

Jessica Kirk

In today’s fast-moving world, it’s easy to start things—but much harder to finish them. At Frontline Company, we believe there’s something sacred about sticking with what you’ve started—especially when you’ve sensed purpose in it from the beginning.

We’ve seen firsthand how staying the course unlocks something powerful in our students. We’ve watched a shy child find their voice because they stayed just a little longer. We’ve seen a teen push through the “hard part” and step into leadership. We’ve seen kids surprise even themselves—because someone believed in them enough to say: "Keep going.”

That’s what we do here. We build grit. We honor commitment. And most of all—we champion the calling we believe God has placed on every student’s life.

Some of our students are deeply anointed. They carry a sense of calling, even at a young age. They’re not just learning an instrument—they’re being prepared for something greater.

And they need voices around them—especially their parents—saying:👉 “This matters. Stay faithful. There’s something ahead you can’t see yet—but it’s worth it.”

Because finishing doesn’t just mean finishing a class or even a school year. It means growing through seasons of commitment—year after year—until excellence becomes second nature, and purpose begins to unfold. It means becoming the kind of person who is ready to meet the calling God placed on your life.

So, to every family walking this road with us: Thank you. Thank you for believing in your child’s potential. Thank you for modeling what it means to stay faithful. Thank you for choosing to finish what you started—not just once, but again and again.

Because warriors aren’t built in moments. They’re built in seasons—of showing up, pressing in, and growing strong in the hidden places.

And when that breakthrough comes… it’s always worth it.

Frontline family, hear this, God’s plan doesn’t always move fast—but it does move faithfully.

And quitting too soon? That’s often where the enemy wins. Because he fears what happens when a child finds their calling—and stays in it.

So, we’ll keep teaching: Stay planted. Stay faithful. Stay focused. Because warriors don’t run. They rise.