Are you dealing with an identity crisis? OR do you know who you are? Are you making choices that align with who God says you are? It’s easy to be stuck in an identity crisis when you don't know who you are. Not able to move with purpose. Children, college students, and adults of all ages experience similar situations until they learn how to deal with life’s issues. It’s easy to be stuck in an identity crisis when you don't know who you are. Not able to move with purpose.

What do you do when you feel you've done all you can, but things don't go as you hoped? It could make you wonder if you should stop trying to improve or be better. It's as though what you desire most is always outside your control, just beyond your reach. You know it's right there, but you can't seem to get what you want, making you wonder if God means for you to "be content with what you have and not desire more. Ladies, I don't believe so.

Living an inspired and purpose-driven life sounds good in theory but is it practical for many of us. As I answer the question “What are your thoughts about your purpose,” I hope you’ll find that it is good and practical. But notice, I didn’t say it’s easy.

Our choice of words, the words that we speak have creative power. By our words, we have the ability to give life to something or someone or improve our own lives. You can create the life you desire, change your situation in the future, or even start or stop a blessing. You can do this just by the words you think, then speak. God tells us in His Word that the tongue has incredible power. We can use our tongue to bring blessings and life or curses and death.

Chosen women, don't settle for less. As a matter of fact, you stand taller when you recognize who you are and own that you're God's daughter. You understand there's greatness within you, and you move as such.