I AM NOT YOUR AVERAGE ANYTHING

Your mistake is thinking your worth is tied to what you have or own—or worse, what you think you lack. We’re not the same, you and I. 

My worth comes from greater. More. Wealth and sufficiency. Because Greater is He that is in me. [1 John 4:4] and I dont consider it a isolated scripture or a bracketed lesson. 

I didn’t heal on my own. I healed alone.  Isolated. On my knees before His Word. On my face in a pool of my own tears. And He’s still healing me.

Here’s the optics: I’m confident—but more than that, I have Godfidence. I’m still healing, but I am whole. What makes you think I’d let you belittle or break me?

I’m not your average anything. Quit trying to place me in the space you thought you saved for me.  

Stop placating my identity with titles and subtexts you’ve read before or fabricated mindlessly.

You may desire. You may even covet. But my authenticity cannot be held, tamed, or trimmed by your inability to see beyond the shallow terrain of your own mind.

You might think I’m unkind. But when has the truth you refuse to accept ever been comfortable?

“But blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in Him.” Jeremiah 17:7 

“Such confidence we have through Christ before God. Not that we are competent in ourselves… but our competence comes from God.”  2 Corinthians 3:4–5  

Faith, Godfidence, Authentic Self-Expression, Emotional Resilience , Personal Growth, Healing, Unapologetically Me, Overcomer, Self-Discovery, God-led, Transformation, Empowerment, Godfident Confidence,

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