Daily Devotionals for Women Blog

Most people in this world never went beyond status quo and lived their AUTHENTIC self. Research says about 98% of people gave up on the dream they had as a child and settled for a 9-5 that let them pay the bills and have a “normal” life.

Your piece of the puzzle, your chunk of the pie, is what God has called you to do. And how do you find out what your spiritual gifts are? Look inside you. It’s already there. It’s what you’re passionate about, what you’re interested in. It's probably something you're afraid to do. Because it’s going to be impossible for you to accomplish it without God.

Never quit the race.  You are made for the world to take notice of you. You are made to shine bright, to illuminate God's light, to be an inspiration to every single women afraid to unleash her inner faith warrior in fear of what the world will say.

Instead of being afraid, walk firm in the power that is your birthright. Walk strong, walk fearlessly, and know that your heavenly Father is guiding you.

Don’t let others discourage you from reaching your goals. God chose you, and that means through Christ, you can achieve anything.

Today, push aside any disappointments or frustrations you have because  your dream still hasn’t come to pass.  If you don’t give up, God promises that in due time you will reap a reward from all the hard work you’ve sown.

God gives you your purpose, and it’s up to you to share God’s love using that purpose.  If you never talk about Jesus or share Jesus' love through that purpose, then you’re not letting God use you to forcefully advance His Kingdom.

Living God's passion for your life is like feeling a little tingle of excitement right in the pit of your belly. The sun shines on your face and you smile at its warmth, knowing that God has great things in store for not only your life but the life of everybody He uses you to inspire. 

God is saying “Be who I made you to be. Walk in who I made you to be.” Because every time you don’t step into God’s calling, you become a hindrance to the people who you were supposed to inspire with your life.  They miss the opportunity to learn from you and grow from you because you’ve hindered God’s purpose for your life.