Nathan Moore

A Dream, a Breakdown, and an Assignment

Date:

October 22, 2025

With research, strategic insights, and creative vision, we establish identities that resonate with their audiences, building trust and recognition.

The Beginning

Building Godspeed is a dream. We haven’t even officially launched, but the awe still remains — how this even came to be. I wish I could take credit for it, but I can’t.

Anyone who reads or comes across Godspeed should know the concept of building a multi-media platform/outlet that will focus on capturing the raw and authentic testimonies of Kingdom builders operating in the spirit of excellence in their respective fields — through a multitude of different formats — is not something I, Nathan Moore, would typically pursue.

I’m not a skilled photographer, videographer, editor, developer, journalist, or many of the things you may think necessary when pursuing something like this.

But I am curious. A truth seeker. Someone with a genuine curiosity and passion for people — and doing my best to be obedient.

Curiousity and Calling

I’ve always wanted to understand why people do the things they do — how they view the world, what shaped them, what influences their behavior, and what drives them to exist. I like to ask questions and observe people in their element. It’s important to me to understand who people are and what their internal and external motivations are.

I want to understand them — not just for the sake of it, but because I want to know how I can support them if I ever have the opportunity.

If you asked close friends of mine, I hope they would describe me as a motivator — coach-like, genuine, and always trying to get the best out of them.

I want the people I love to thrive. And if I can help them take a single step, I’m all in.

That means getting to know them and understanding them at their core.

“A friend who lets you sit in untapped potential is no friend at all.”

“Faithful are the wounds of a friend; profuse are the kisses of an enemy.” — Proverbs 27:6

A Culture Starved for Connection

Who would’ve thought genuine interest in people would turn into a rarity — that going out of your way for someone automatically makes you Mother Teresa these days?

Our techy, consumer, and self-driven society has slowly turned us all into self-absorbed fools — self-absorbed fools that still long for genuine connection to fulfill us.

So what do we do? We jump at anything that seems like it might provide some sense of care. We conform to the ways and ideas that will make us accepted. We sacrifice ourselves at the altar of idols and don’t even know it.

It’s heartbreaking. It’s robbery. And it’s happening faster than ever.

People need honesty.

This is what I hope Godspeed will deliver — raw and honest testimonies of God’s Kingdom builders. The difficult times that broke people for the better before clear skies were ever in sight. No sugarcoated anything.

The Vision

The vision for Godspeed was exactly that — not my idea.

I was awakened by a weird dream on August 1st at 4 a.m. and couldn’t go back to sleep. I decided to get up, pray, read the Bible, and journal. Not two minutes later, it was like the Holy Spirit rushed me and downloaded a vivid blueprint of Godspeed.

I had been praying for visions and dreams over my life for almost three years prior — but not with the right heart posture.