Does God really have a plan for me? That question followed me for years, especially through my failures. But through a few powerful moments, God made it clear: not only do we have a purpose, but He formed us with intention, knew us before we were born, and speaks His will through His Word.
When the world tries to label you, remember, your true identity is found in the One who created you. You are fearfully and wonderfully made, known by God before you ever took your first breath (Psalm 139:14, Jeremiah 1:5). Don’t let the noise of others define you. Let the truth of God’s Word remind you who you really are: chosen, loved, and called for a purpose. Root your identity in Christ and you’ll never have to question your worth again.
Confession, which is a humbling and healing part of prayer, is good for your soul. It is also good for your mental and emotional health. Prayer releases oxytocin and lowers harmful cortisol.
Divorce is one of life’s truly painful transitions, bringing grief, uncertainty, and a flood of emotions. Whether expected or sudden, it can leave you feeling lost, broken, and wondering what comes next. But take heart—recovery is possible, and healing begins with a few key steps.
How do you heal a person? By transforming and renewing their soul-ish thinking concepts. Your true identity as an imager of God is that of a living soul, created to behold and reflect God’s divine life power through your body as God’s temple.
The crucifixion of Jesus Christ stands as the ultimate act of redemption, symbolizing God’s profound love and grace towards humankind. Understanding the depth and symbolism behind this sacrifice and learning the ways in which Christ teaches us to die to our flesh is an integral part of living the crucified life.
