Soul Whisper With Confidence

Healing is not a race.

Becoming is not a performance.

It is a slow, sacred unfolding.

Sometimes it can be hard to see how God could possibly use the pain of our past for good. Yet, over and over in the Bible, we see examples of God taking the darkest, most difficult situations in people’s lives and using them for His glory.

The various experiences you’ve had in your life may seem irrelevant on their own, but together, they’re leading you toward something meaningful that you can use to glorify God.

Each of us was born to fulfill a specific purpose in this world. Even though we might not choose to acknowledge it, or have it figured out yet, God designed every single person with an incredibly unique combination of gifts that He wants to use to grow His Church. Thankfully, God has placed clues in our hearts and, through the Holy Spirit, guides us to discover our purpose.

WE BELIEVE

THIS IS MY SURRENDER

Our Father God is a God of restoration.

He comforts us in disappointment.

He is gentle when we feel like an angry mess.

He is a quiet strength when frustration threatens to overwhelm us.

He disarms our best defenses with His persistent grace.

He confronts our human pride with His perfect love.

He heals our bodies of disease & stress.

He looks for hopeless situations to flood with His Hope.

His hope does not disappoint.

He gives us the Grace to be like Him.

And to overcome our challenges with strength & joy..

The greatest miracles in your life are most likely to transpire while you are in the fire. The fire may try to bend your will, but it cannot break your spirit if you willingly embrace the trials, choosing to apply their lessons to your future decisions—not allowing them to remain as simply external impossible situations.

Activating your calling requires action. It’s not enough to listen to God’s guidance, to hear the Holy Spirit prompting us toward the desired goal.  Unless we DO what we’ve heard, unless we take action on the Spirit’s leading, we are wasting our time.

We all want to make the right choice. Sometimes, however, there isn’t a right choice or a wrong choice —there’s just a choice and it’s up to you to decide. As long as you are leaning into God’s guidance individually and in community, and honestly desiring to follow the leading of the Spirit, you can’t get too far off course. That should begin to give you confidence about making a choice — any of the good choices before you — in order to move forward.