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Stop sexualizing your worth.

Stop sexualizing your worth. There is more to your life than your body figures. You worth more than what's appealing to the social media or the men that are thirsty of lusting over you.

As a Godly lady, you must understand that you were created for more and that's you a suitable helper. There is a specific solution God have wired you to solve in this generation and you must pay attention to it.

Whose pain do you feel the most? Whose cry gets your attention the most? What are the errors that angers you the most? What kind of burden is the scriptures birthing in your mind? Pay attention to them and see how you can use what you have to provide solutions.

Your kind of idea is a solution. Your thinking pattern is a solution. Your manner of approach to life situation is unique. You were not made for sex, dating and marriage alone. You were made as God's daughter, representing the interest of God. Doing this as a solution to the area of the burdens in your heart. This is the will of God for your life.

You are not just a lady, you are a leader of impact, values and purpose. Allow the Holy Spirit to operate through you. Allow the Holy Spirit to operate with you and in you. Refuse to be enticed. Focus on your purpose for existence as a lady.

Prince Victor Matthew 

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