GOD-FIRST, CHRIST-LED, HOLY SPIRIT-INSPIRED LIVING!
We, as the W@W family, love to do life together, learn from one another and together put our amazing Father God on display. Glorifying His name above all others and serving Him for the advancement of His kingdom brings us great joy! We are privileged to equip and inspire women to understand their identity in Jesus and to achieve their God-inspired potential. It’s all about intentional God-first, Christ-led, Holy Spirit-inspired living! It’s all about Biblical womanhood! It’s all about going back to God’s Word as our guide and the foundation of our lives.
We are designed in God’s image and likeness. We have extraordinary value and God designed us uniquely to shine and reflect His light and glory to a desperately needed world.
We are called to do life together, to reach out to one another, to be light bringing out God-colors in this world.
We are called to be women… For I have accepted God’s idea of me, and my whole life is an offering back to Him of all that I am and all that He wants me to be.
The way that we think determines the way that we live… The way that we live reveals what we really believe.
Womanhood is about being daughters who display the WOW! of Jesus as we do our lives as women. . .
God wants you to be so much more than what the world upholds as the ideal. He wants you to be a True Woman. A woman who says: Yes, Lord! A woman, who by His grace patterns, lives life according to His Divine Design.
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W@W WRAP - Week 503
KNOWN AND YET LOVED: When the presence of Jesus becomes the place where we finally stop hiding
There is a difference between being noticed and being known. We can be surrounded by people and still wonder whether anyone truly sees beneath the surface. Beyond what we accomplish. Beyond the strength we have learned to wear. Beyond the version of ourselves we allow others to see.
There are places within the human heart that few people ever enter. The disappointment we never explained. The prayer we stopped talking about. The insecurity hidden beneath competence. The failure we wish we could erase. And somewhere beneath it all may be one quiet question: If we were completely known… would we still be loved?
Then we encounter Jesus. Nathanael asks Him: “How do You know me?” Before Nathanael recognised Jesus, Jesus had already seen him. And here is the breathtaking truth of the Gospel: The One who knows us most completely is the very One who came near to save us. Jesus does not love an edited version of us. He knows the whole story. Our sin. Our wounds. Our motives. Our fears. Our deepest longings. Nothing is hidden. And yet, He came near. Not to affirm everything within us, but to redeem us. Not to leave us where He found us, but to make us His own. At the cross, we discover both how serious our sin is and how astonishing God’s grace is. Fully known. And yet loved. (John 1:48, Romans 5:8, Philippians 3:8)
