Healing For Your Purpose

At some point in every person’s life, he or she seeks to fill a personal void. Choices at that crossroad affect him or her eternally. God does not intend for people to wait until they are on a bed of affliction, or until they have been emotionally wounded, to answer that call to wholeness- though He still answers prayer (Psalm 51:17).

He intends for us to be whole even as children; to grow up with Him. To be made whole (Mark 6:56) God is calling His daughters to freedom through Him. You may not have the same situation your neighbor is dealing with, yet whatever your personal journey, remember that the battle is not yours. It is the Lord’s. Whatever He has planned for you, it is yours.

God wants you to have spiritual healing which includes emotional well-being. Whether you have experienced trauma or minor hurt feelings, your wellness is important to God.

The following topics are specifically addressed in terms of finding healing because they have been experienced by the woman who wrote this book. Since you are currently reading the blog version of Becoming A Woman of Purpose, you will find only a list of topics below. The full discussion on these topics is presented in the print version of this book.
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These topics are included because statistics confirm that there will definitely be women reading this book who have experienced one, some or all of the injuries that the author has experienced. Thus, she thought it well to speak to each of these to let you know that you are not alone; and God is a deliverer.
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Since not all topics will apply to you, this section addresses various each healing need separately. You may choose to read the topics that pertain to you. These are the hard topics that need to be addressed if you are to become a woman of purpose. These are the tough points that people do not like to talk about. But there is healing for you.
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• On Abuse (and domestic violence)
• On Depression (and other mental health challenges)
• On Divorce
• On Mothers Raising Sons (and single motherhood)

If I can still have faith, there is hope for everyone.