What Part of Me Is Reawakening?

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  The part of me that wants more. The part that remembers I am of royal kinship, created with purpose, dignity, and authority. The part that refuses to settle for merely existing when I was created to live fully and intentionally. The part of me that rises when challenges come. The part that steps forward and does what needs to be done, even when the road is difficult. The part that understands resilience is not the absence of struggle but the courage to keep moving through it. The part of me that knows there is more to this life than what can be seen with natural eyes. The part that believes in divine purpose, unseen possibilities, and promises yet to be fulfilled. The part of me that longs for unity where there is division, peace where there is conflict, love where there is hatred, and prosperity where there has been lack. The part that dreams of communities restored, families healed, and people empowered to walk in their God-given purpose. The part of me that knows there is no l...
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Strengthening Your Faith

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Sometimes healing, restoration, and answered prayers begin before we can physically see the evidence. During that waiting period, challenges may arise that tempt us to abandon hope. Like Job, we may be confronted with circumstances that contradict what we believe God is doing. The challenge is not to let fear or discouragement convince us to surrender our faith before the process is complete.

Look at this interesting biblical pattern:

  • Abraham received a promise before seeing its fulfillment.
  • Joseph received dreams before years of hardship.
  • David was anointed king before he sat on the throne.
  • Job endured testing before restoration.

In each case, there was a period where circumstances appeared to contradict the promise.

"For we walk by faith, not by sight." — 2 Corinthians 5:7

Affirmation:

I will not allow temporary circumstances to define my future. I trust that God is working even when I cannot yet see the full manifestation. My faith is rooted in His character, not in today's conditions.

Just because I feel pain does not mean healing is not happening.

Just because I face resistance does not mean I am moving in the wrong direction.

Just because I cannot yet see the outcome does not mean God has stopped working.

For someone who has spent years in survival mode, learning to trust feels very unfamiliar. I was conditioned to expect disappointment, my mind often looks for evidence that things will go wrong, it is said that confession is good for the soul. Faith invites us to remain open to the possibility that things can go right—even when we don't yet see how.

This we should always remember: God Is Faithful

People may fail.
Plans may change.
Circumstances may shift.

But God's character remains the same.

His faithfulness is not dependent on what we see, feel, or understand in the moment.

If He made a promise, He is able to fulfill it.

If He opened a door, He can sustain you through it.

If He planted a seed, He can bring the harvest.

Faith is not merely sitting and waiting for something to happen. Throughout Scripture, people trusted God and took action.

  • Noah built the ark.
  • Moses lifted the staff.
  • David picked up the stones.
  • Nehemiah rebuilt the wall.
  • The woman with the issue of blood pressed through the crowd.
  • The disciples cast their nets.

They trusted God for what only God could do, but they still did their part.

Are you struggling to trust God while waiting for answers, healing, or breakthrough? 

I created a devotional guide to help strengthen your faith, renew your hope, and encourage you to keep moving forward. 

Have patience.

Trust God.

Do your part.

God is faithful.

For additional encouragement, free resources, this guide/devotional, and reflections:

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We would love to hear your story, prayer requests, reflections, or how this guide has encouraged you on your journey.

Remember:

Trust God for what you cannot do.
Be faithful with what you can do.

— I Matter Community
Faith • Healing • Growth • Purpose

 

 

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