


because you are your own person, designed to perfection. It is up to you to own that reality or cast it away and give the power to control you to someone else. We are all drawn from the same spirit but are a cast of many members, many individuals with many different skills and abilities. With that knowledge we are able to embrace the gifts and talents bestowed upon each of us with joy, purpose, and absolute assurance that what’s for each of us is for us.
Here’s the concept. Each part of your body plays a distinct role for good reason. Your feet allow you to stand, your hands give you the ability pick things up, your heart is the muscle that pumps blood throughout your body, your eyes allow you to see, and your nose gives you the ability to smell. In it of themselves each stands on its own but together they create an unstoppable force that gives you the wherewithal to do all things. Imagine what it would be like if you had no feet? Imagine what it would be like if you had no mouth? See all can’t be a heart, all can’t be a nose, but each component creates a whole being, a being equipped for every good work. So what am I trying to say? There is no need for any of us to be unhappy or feel less than because someone else has something we think we wish we had. One may sing, another may write the songs, one may design, another may sew, one may write, another may have the ability to edit. 

One may be a mother, another may have a business mind. Neither is exceptional just different. None is better than another we simply function within the realm of our purpose, our gifts, and our talents. Now our effectiveness is directly linked to our ability to excel within our gifts and talents. In the article no one is better than me doing me, the challenge was placed to all that in order to thrive we must incorporate some aptitudes, some dispositions, and grow in our character. Someone may appear to have more than you, on the material side, the question remains is that the litmus test to success and wholeness - stuff? I submit that “stuff” is not the litmus test. I believe happiness, contentment, fulfilling purpose, being connected to the Spirit of the living God, living a holy and righteous life, being a beacon, a light, the salt of the earth, an ambassador for Christ, a minister of reconciliation should be the stuff that gives us great joy in the end. If it’s really only "stuff" what happens to the "stuff"

when you die? I don’t know of anyone who died with a u-haul truck affiixed to the casket. Remember only what you do for Christ will last and matters in the end and as equally important we are reminded that we are complete in Him.


So like the pearl, where no one can begin to try ot recreate the exact replica, the same is true for you. Embrace YOU! Learn to love and respect YOU and in return you will refuse to allow anyone in your life who can't look at you and see perfection - the complete WOMAN ready to stand and deliver!
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