Nichelle Nicole is a full disciple of Jesus Christ who shares her supernatural experiences with the Lord — testimony, not theory. She speaks on what it means to actually encounter God, and builds at the intersection of faith and technology.
Nichelle Nicole is a full disciple of Jesus Christ and a Christian technologist — the voice behind Experiential Scripture, testimony of her supernatural experiences with the Lord, shared like the woman at the well: not secondhand, but lived.
Before this, she spent 13 years as a U.S. federal civil servant. Jesus said, "I am the vine, you are the branches" — and what grew from staying connected to Him shows up in her fruit: the Heart and Logic Foundation, HART-STD-001, and CRY App.
"The ringing in your ears is spiritual communication."
The message that introduced Experiential Scripture to thousands — a testimony, not a theory, about what it means to notice the spiritual world reaching into this one.
Two and a half years ago, Nichelle wasn't looking for a religious experience. Her background was data analytics — evidence-first, pattern over anecdote — and she was agnostic. She decided to test the Lord the only way she knew how: she fasted for the first time.
She'd told herself she wouldn't believe if it came out of chaos — that seeking God in a desperate moment wouldn't prove anything, just relief mistaken for revelation. So she waited. She sought Him at the most peaceful point in her life, with nothing to escape and nothing to prove. That's when it happened.
427 Documented Spiritual Happenings
What followed is still being logged — 427 entries and counting in the diary she keeps, tracked with the same rigor she'd bring to any other test. That record is the foundation of Experiential Scripture: not a theology, a log.
The same pattern recognition that came from her analytics background is what accelerated things — it's how she moved from "test this" to recognizing that the way the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit were showing up in her log wasn't coincidence. It's also how she learned to spot the counterfeit: not everything spiritual is from God, and part of what the log taught her was how to discern spiritual warfare from genuine communication.
Like the woman Jesus met at the well, Nichelle isn't teaching from a textbook — she's telling you what happened to her. A real encounter with the Lord, supernatural experiences she can't explain away, and a life reoriented around sharing them.
That's Experiential Scripture: not just what the Word says, but what it feels like to live inside it — the ringing in your ears, the conviction that won't let go, the moment you know you've been met by something bigger than yourself.
"I am the vine, you are the branches." (John 15:5) These aren't projects Nichelle set out to build — they're fruit. What grows when you stay connected to the vine.
Originally planned as a social app — but the vision Nichelle received was for something else: a tool for staying in the presence, not performing for a feed. Now in beta on TestFlight, and looking for real feedback before it goes further.
A standard for measuring how AI deployment affects the humans on the other side of it, authored through the Heart and Logic Foundation — accounting for people, not just systems.
An awards program Nichelle is building to launch in 2033 — seven years out, a date she marks as the anniversary of Jesus. Details are still being developed; more to come as the vision takes shape.
If your church, organization, or audience is ready for a testimony of what it means to actually encounter God, I'd love to hear from you.
nichelle@experiencesunited.com