“A woman’s heart should be so hidden in Christ that a man has to seek Him just to find her.”
A famous quote that I have grown to believe has challenged women to find themselves hidden in Christ. When we take away our titles that society has defined us to be; an entrepreneur, mother, wife, graduate student, we can start to view ourselves the way our Creator originally intended us to be. Today I challenge you to find yourself hidden in Him.
When I was younger, I remember standing in front of the bathroom mirror one day asking myself, “Who am I and why am I here?”. I repeated that question over and over and over again, not really knowing if, or even WHO for that matter, would answer me. It was then that I began to feel I had a deeper purpose in my life than just walking and breathing. What was keeping me here? Who AM I?
It wasn’t until I turned 28 that I discovered a purpose to life and was baptized with the Holy Spirit. I discovered that roles in society did not define me. It lacked the essence to unveil the depth of me. When those roles no longer exist, who am I then? If I am divorced, am I still a wife? God forbid my child leaves this world, am I then still considered a mother, or has my title now changed to being a woman whose child has passed? I began to realize that my identity was connected to what is internal and not external. That no matter what man said I was in this world, I developed an identity and was reaffirmed by what my heavenly Father has already called me to be:
I am…
Worthy God Fearing
Victorious Royalty
Powerful The head and not the tail
A winner Worth more than rubies
Ambitious Strong
Powerful Nurturing
Loving A Leader
I am all of these things because He has called me to be so. And so I challenge you to read the word of God and affirm yourself by them.
I am a place where God’s Spirit lives.
1 Corinthians 6:19
I am totally and completely forgiven.
1 John 1:9
I am created In God’s likeness.
Ephesians 4:24
Rae-Michele says
Who am I without the title…? This is an amazing article sis! It is very thought provoking. I love it!
Frederica McCallum says
Beautiful sister, you make us all soo proud. Amazed at your full commitment to God and the overall miraculous journey you continue to share. We love you Tymeeka!
– The McCallum Family
Britt briwn says
Beautiful
Brittany Gibbs says
Awesome sis!! God already affirmed who we were before society even knew us, so why allow society or titles to define us?! Thanks for this challenge! Love you!