Grace and Purpose

Sometimes I get caught up thinking I have to figure everything out. That I need to be stronger, better, more “ready” before I can live out my purpose. But truth is — I never really feel 100% ready. And that’s where grace comes in.

God doesn’t wait for me to be perfect. He meets me where I am, walks with me, and keeps showing me that my weakness doesn’t cancel my calling.
There’s peace in knowing that I don’t have to carry it all alone. Grace makes room for growth.

_Stephen Wealth

Grace makes room for growth. It reminds me that even when I mess up, purpose isn’t lost, it’s still there, and God hasn’t changed His mind.

So if you're in a place where you're doubting yourself, or feeling behind… take a breath.
You’re not failing. You’re being shaped.
And grace is still holding you together. _Stephen Wealth

Some days you’ll feel unsure. You might wonder if you’re doing enough or if you’re even going in the right direction, and honestly, that’s normal. But don’t let those thoughts distract you from what God already told you.

His grace still covers you, even on the slow days. His plan hasn’t changed just because things feel quiet. So keep showing up, even if you feel small. You don’t have to have it all figured out, just stay close to the One who’s guiding you. _Stephen Wealth

Look, stop stressing about where someone else is in their journey. That’s their lane. What God’s doing in you is different, and it’s not meant to look like theirs. You don’t have to force it. Just stay with Him. Yours will unfold when it’s supposed to.

You’re not working for grace. You’re living from it. _Stephen Wealth

Just keep showing up. Keep trusting. It’s not about having it all together grace and purpose will take you further than trying to prove yourself ever will.

— Stephen Wealth

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