I AM Redeemed and Rooted

It felt like the end. But God called it the beginning. She didn’t get a rescue plan, she got a Kingdom assignment. She prayed for a breakthrough. She fasted for an answer. She cried out for the door to open. Instead, God gave her an assignment. He didn’t remove the difficulty. He revealed the purpose in it. What looked like delay was divine direction. What felt like punishment was actually positioning. There are some places you only reach through obedience in the unknown. God doesn’t waste pain — He repurposes it. He didn’t say the season would be easy. He said it would be effective. This is what Kingdom people do. They don’t run from the fire. They get in it with praise on their lips, knowing God uses even the flames to refine purpose. It’s not the end. It’s an assignment with eternal impact. If the battle got harder, it’s because the calling got clearer. If the silence grew deeper, it’s because the instructions got heavier. You are not forgotten. You are being commissioned. 💭 Reflec...

The prayer hasn’t been answered The situation hasn’t changed But something inside her did There are moments when Heaven feels quiet Not cold Not cruel Just still You prayed You fasted You believed with everything in you And yet the breakthrough didn’t break through But what if I told you the silence is not a failure It’s an invitation Because sometimes what you really need is not the answer It’s the  peace  that passes understanding “And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” — Philippians 4:7 Peace is a gift Not a reward You don’t have to earn it You just have to receive it And that’s what happened to me Nothing shifted in the natural But inside? I could breathe again I didn’t get the yes I wanted But I got the peace I didn’t know I needed When you stop worshiping answers and start trusting God’s presence You’ll find a deeper kind of faith One that’s not shaken by delays One that doesn’t panic when doors d...

She thought purpose meant being seen. But God showed her the power of being set apart. There’s glory in the unseen place. She wanted to be used by God. So she thought she had to be known by people. But heaven doesn’t run on followers, fame, or platform. It moves by faith. God’s kind of faith. For years, she hustled. She tried to make it happen. She wanted to serve, but deep down she also wanted to be seen. She thought stage meant success. She thought applause meant impact. And when the crowd didn’t come, she felt forgotten. Until one day in the quiet, the Spirit whispered, “I see you. That’s enough.” The shift happened in the silence. No spotlight. No invitation. Just surrender. God isn’t waiting for us to go viral. He’s waiting for us to go low. To bow. To yield. To give up the performance and step into purpose. There are people with massive stages who haven’t surrendered. And there are surrendered people with no audience who are changing eternity. She stopped chasing exposure. She st...

She thought God was quiet But He was laying the foundation The silence wasn’t rejection, it was preparation It’s hard when you pray and nothing happens Harder when it seems like everyone else is getting their breakthrough and you’re just… waiting You wonder, “Did I miss something?” “Did God move on without me?” But let me tell you something I had to learn the hard way The silence of God is not the absence of God It is often the sound of something bigger being built You don’t build a skyscraper in a day You dig deep first You clear the ground You lay foundations no one sees And sometimes when it feels like nothing is happening, everything is happening beneath the surface “Though it tarry, wait for it. Because it will surely come, it will not delay.” — Habakkuk 2:3 Your name didn’t get lost in the shuffle of Heaven Your tears were not ignored Your faith has not been wasted He saw every time you praised Him when it hurt He noticed when you chose worship over worry He heard you when you wh...

She didn’t leave because she wanted to. She left because God said to. And that obedience? It cost her everything, and gave her peace. Obedience won’t always look like victory. Sometimes it looks like loss. Like walking away from the very thing you once prayed for. People won’t always understand the assignments God gives you and that’s the point. They’re not supposed to. When God tells you to move, you don’t owe the crowd an explanation. You owe Him a yes. There’s a specific kind of pain that comes with spiritual obedience. It’s not rebellion, it’s release. God will pull you from rooms you outgrew, friendships you loved, and stages that served their season. Not because you’re being punished, but because you’re being positioned. You don’t belong everywhere. You’re not called to be liked by everyone. And God is still good when He says “walk away.” Rejection is not always from the enemy sometimes, it’s divine redirection. The world will tell you to chase approval. Heaven calls you to chase...

She survived what should’ve drowned her. She worshiped while still soaking wet. The storm didn’t take her voice it gave her a new one. You ever been in a season that came out of nowhere? One minute you’re building momentum, and the next everything crashes. That’s what this storm felt like. Sudden. Unfair. Ruthless. But here’s what I learned in the middle of it: God doesn’t waste storms. They’re not designed to break you. They’re designed to reveal you. Because sometimes, the loudest “hallelujah” comes when the thunder’s still rolling. Not after the clouds part. Not after the check clears. But  right in the mess  of it all. I had to learn to praise before the rescue. To worship before the explanation. To thank God for His nearness, not just His answers. “When you pass through the waters, I will be with you.” — Isaiah 43:2 See, the enemy didn’t just want to shake my circumstances He wanted to steal my  sound . But something in me rose up and said, “No. This storm is going t...