Faith Based Flea Market
In a city as diverse and fast-paced as Los Angeles, creating a space where faith and creativity can coexist is rare. For event curator Jordan Danielle, the vision was clear; a vibrant community that uplifts Kingdom driven businesses, fosters creative collaborations, and centers Christ in every detail. In December 2024, she launched Favored Flea, Los Angeles’ first faith based flea market, giving local entrepreneurs visibility, networking opportunities, and a shared space where their creativity is seen, their spiritual voice is heard, and their presence belongs.
The idea was born from a deep void and a noticeable gap. “I created a solution to a problem,” Jordan explains. Before Favored Flea, no event space existed specifically for Kingdom and faith focused brands. Today, her market is a mission driven platform where vendors showcase their work, connect with like minded entrepreneurs, and reach audiences in an uplifting environment.
Jordan’s inspiration stems from resilience and what she calls “mustard seed faith.” “I don’t always have to have big faith. All I need is mustard seed faith and I can do great things,” she says. Guided by Matthew 6:33, she seeks to honor God first, trusting that everything else will follow.
The impact has been tangible. Favored Flea has provided guidance, purpose-aligned opportunities for creative vendors, and fostered a faith and family oriented atmosphere, proving that business and ministry can thrive side by side when led by unwavering faith. Her greatest challenge, building this space while navigating deep personal grief, became a testament to perseverance, transforming emotional, mental, and physical hardship into a legacy of excellence.
Jordan hopes her story inspires others to know they can live boldly for God and still succeed. “May I never appear as though I live a perfect life, but always reflect what it looks like to be carried graciously by a perfect God,” she reflects; words she hopes will resonate in creative spaces where entrepreneurial success continues to grow.
“May I never appear as though I live a perfect life, but always reflect what it looks like to be carried graciously by a perfect God.”
— Jordan Danielle
