Meet Delaney
Delaney O’Keefe is the founder of First, Faith, a platform dedicated to sharing the hope, love, joy, and peace that comes from the good news of the gospel.
Delaney loves to travel and find the hidden places that the Lord reveals through His creation and His people. Delaney believes that each interaction with God’s creation is intentional, therefore, it’s important to be intentional with time, words, and truth in return.
Some of Delaney’s favorite creations include the ocean, sunsets, city lights, animals, and YOU.
Our Logo
The First, Faith logo is more than a design; it represents identity, conviction, and legacy.
Irish surnames, like O’Keefe, typically include a crest and a motto. The First, Faith logo is a modern taken on what generations of the O’Keefe bloodline has used as their crest.
At its center stands the lion, symbolizing deathless courage, bravery, and strength. The cross symbolizes bold faithfulness.
The deep green reflects hope, joy, and loyalty, while the gold represents generosity.
The O’Keefe family motto is “Forti et Fideli Nihil Difficile”— “Nothing is difficult for the brave and faithful.” A phrase rooted in Irish heritage that became more than a family motto; it became the foundation behind First, Faith.
What Sets Us Apart
Education
Delaney is committed to bringing Biblical truths into a Biblically illiterate generation.
Therefore, she is getting her Masters of Theology at Seminary school.
Biblical Bravery
Biblical bravery is obedient courage rooted in complete trust in God’s character, truth, and presence. It is not the absence of fear, but the willingness to follow Christ faithfully despite it.
This is the mindset we carry when speaking Biblical truth online, standing firm with conviction even in the face of criticism, rejection, or silence from the world.
Biblical Faithfulness
Biblical faithfulness is steadfast loyalty to God, denying our flesh, taking up our cross daily, and following Jesus no matter the cost.
It is the conviction to stand for truth even when the world rejects it, knowing it’s for the glory of the Kingdom.