Amber Jones is the speaker you bring in when you’re ready to stop avoiding the hard things - and start transforming them.
She helps audiences face their story, reclaim their voice, and move from pain into lasting healing and change through powerful storytelling, truth, and grace-filled clarity.
Teaching Pastor | Founder of GraceStory | Mental Health & Restoration Speaker
She goes where others won’t.
Amber Jones is known for her rare ability to create immediate connection in a room through vulnerability, humor, and honest storytelling that disarms audiences within minutes. She speaks to the parts of people’s stories that are often unspoken—and helps them finally feel seen.
As one friend said:
“You run towards the pain when others run away from it.”
That’s where her work lives—bringing compassion, clarity, and courage into the places people usually avoid.
Why audiences don't forget her:
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She creates immediate emotional connection through story
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She runs toward the hard conversations others avoid
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She blends faith, trauma-informed insight, and practical application
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She moves seamlessly from humor to depth to conviction
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Her talks consistently end in a “one-two punch” that calls people into action
Meet Amber Jones
Amber Jones is a keynote speaker, teaching pastor, and founder of GraceStory, known for her ability to move audiences from connection to conviction to lasting transformation.
With over seven years of experience in the mental health and restoration space through GraceStory—and four years in pastoral leadership—Amber brings grounded credibility to conversations around trauma, spiritual formation, and personal healing.
Her message is shaped by her own journey through childhood abuse, church hurt, and spiritual trauma, giving her a voice that is both compassionate and clear.
Amber is widely recognized for her ability to enter into hard spaces with honesty and hope. She opens with relatable, often humorous storytelling that immediately connects, and closes with what audiences describe as a “one-two punch”—a truth-filled call to action that moves people toward real change.
She equips individuals, families, and leaders to reclaim their voice, engage their story, and pursue whole-person healing—spiritually, emotionally, and relationally.
Signature Talks
THE HOLY ACCEPTION
A transformative encounter with identity and renewed hope, where trust is rebuilt in the quiet acceptance of God’s presence.
THE COST OF HOPE: FINDING YOUR VOICE AGAIN
A deeper call into obedience and faith renewal, revealing the weight—and beauty—of holding onto hope when it demands everything.
HEALING WE DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT: EMOTIONAL RESILIENCE
A journey through spiritual formation and long-game faith, sharing the impact of childhood trauma and church hurt into lasting emotional and spiritual strength that empowers us to inspire hope.
REFUGE: FROM SURVIVAL TO THRIVING
A restorative message of identity and calling renewal, offering leaders a sacred place to be seen as people first; then, inspired to lead from a place of healing, clarity, and faith-filled endurance.
GraceStory Podcast is a frequent stop as host, Nate Davison (my own brother), and I dive into the vulnerable places of healing. In this episode, we look at how strength and resilience are shaped in the face of life's inevitable disappointments.
"It is hard to hold hope when we are serving a god who feels like he is toying with us....but, He is FOR you. He knows your name."
are the most amazing time of sacred space made for community, safe vulnerability, and healing. Our archives are private; however, check out this sneak peek:
"Grace shows up in our story and we don't even recognize it as grace because it doesn't fit the stereotype.....and everybody else is getting the cool grace, and we feel forgotten."
What People Are Saying
"You run towards the pain when others run away from it.”
- K.E.
“I just wait for it because I know it's coming each time. The build and then that moment towards the ending that hits like a one-two punch.”
- L.C.
"I never dreamt that someone would understand my "why" until today. Thank you for sharing your experience and giving me a way to draw closer to the Father."
- R.S.