It is daily work, and it is the difference between reacting and responding. #WalkingWithGod

Through teaching, equipping, prayer, and personal ministry, I help believers come out of what has kept them captive, understand who God is and who they are in Christ, and learn to live from and in their relationship with Him. The goal isn't simply freedom from something. It's freedom to become and live as God intended.

Being a Woman of God Is More Than a Title Scripture Focus: Micah 6:8 (NKJV) "He has shown you, O man, what is good; And what does the LORD require of you But to do justly, To love mercy, And to walk humbly with your God?" What does it really mean to be a woman of God? Is it how often you attend church? How much Scripture you know? How many ministries you serve in? Those things may be part of your Christian life, but none of them automatically makes you a woman who walks with God. Being a woman of God isn't about appearing spiritual. It's about belonging to Him and allowing that relationship to influence how you think, speak, respond, and live. You can know Scripture and still refuse to obey it. You can serve in church and still struggle to surrender your own will. You can talk about trusting God while making every decision out of fear. God isn't looking for women who simply know how to act religious. He wants women who know Him, listen to Him, and are willing to follow Him, even when obedience is uncomfortable. A woman of God isn't defined by how spiritual she appears, but by whom she belongs to and how she chooses to live. You won't get everything right. But when the Holy Spirit corrects you, will you listen? When Scripture challenges something you believe, will you change? When God asks you to take a step of obedience, will you follow? That's where spiritual maturity develops—in the everyday decisions that reveal who is truly directing your life. Life Application 1. Examine one area of your life where your actions may not agree with what you say you believe. 2. Ask the Holy Spirit to show you one practical way to demonstrate obedience to God today. Journal Reflection Questions 1. When I describe myself as a woman of God, what does that actually mean to me? 2. Am I more concerned about appearing to be a godly woman or becoming one? What evidence do I see in my life? 3. What area of my thinking, attitudes, or behavior is God challenging me to change?

It's day 2, oops well not really I attempt to not post on Sunday. As we head into this month, Thanksgiving coming then Christmas then the New Year... Do you feel as I do that days, months and years are traveling much faster than they did when I was younger? That is why (for me) that I must make every day count. What about you? How are you making your days count?