Connecting the Dots: Why Healing, Change, and Breakthrough Begin with Relationship, Not Religion
So many women long for healing. They want freedom from past wounds, peace in their homes, clarity in their minds, and purpose in their lives. They cry out for change—yet stay stuck. Why? Because the foundation of true transformation is often missing: a real, consistent relationship with God.
The Desire Without the Discipline
Many women desire a breakthrough, but they struggle with consistency. They may start strong, going to church, praying once in a while, but fall off when life gets hard. Healing is not a one-time emotional moment. It is a process rooted in walking with the Lord daily, even when it is hard.
The Disconnect: Wanting God's Hand, But Not Seeking His Face
We want God to bless us, fix our marriages, restore our children, and give us peace, but we do not spend time in His Word. We do not repent. We want healing without transformation. But the fruit cannot grow if the root is rotten.
Spiritual Stagnation
Without a relationship with God, women stay spiritually stagnant. They may know Christian terms and follow the outward appearance of faith, but their hearts remain unchanged. The truth is: without connection, there is no direction.
Lack of Mentorship
Many women never saw what spiritual consistency looked like. They were never mentored, never shown how to pray, study, fast, or surrender. I know this personally. I did not connect the dots until God brought me into a season of divine correction and clarity.
The Urgency of the Soul
Some do not realize how serious this is. Your soul is eternal. It is not just about breakthroughs in nature. It is about salvation. Eternal life. Women must stop chasing change and start chasing Christ.
Healing and change are real, but they come through Him, not around Him. If you are tired of feeling stuck, I invite you: seek God first. Consistency with Him is not a chore; it is the very lifeline of your healing.
“But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” – Matthew 6:33 KJV
