A lot of women ask:
“What is my purpose?”
But sometimes the better question is:
“Who am I?”
When your identity is built around other people’s opinions, your past mistakes, your accomplishments, or your failures, it becomes difficult to recognize what God is calling you into.
Purpose isn’t meant to become your identity.
Your identity comes first.
When you know who you are, you can pursue what you’re called to do without constantly needing validation.
What has been influencing the way you see yourself lately?