You are not an accident or a random creation—you are a woman of divine intent. Before you were formed in your mother’s womb, God already had a purpose in mind for you (Jeremiah 1:5). There is a specific calling attached to your life—a unique assignment that reflects the burden God has quietly, yet consistently, placed upon your heart. That burden isn’t ordinary; it is often the whisper of the Holy Spirit guiding you toward the lives He wants you to impact. Have you noticed how certain injustices or needs weigh heavily on you? That is often where your calling begins.
God never gives a calling without equipping. The Holy Spirit is your helper, teacher, and revealer of divine truth (John 16:13). He doesn’t just point to the calling; He empowers you to walk in it. Sometimes, what you need is not a louder prophecy, but a deeper intimacy with the Spirit of God. Have you truly made room for the Holy Spirit to speak to you—beyond the noise of opinions, comparisons, and fears? When you slow down and yield your heart in prayer and obedience, clarity begins to form like morning dew.
As a lady called by God, your purpose is not to compete, but to complete what heaven has assigned to you. Comparison kills calling, and distraction delays destiny. The world may define womanhood by trends, beauty, or influence, but God defines you by the weight of your impact in His Kingdom. “Many women do noble things, but you surpass them all” (Proverbs 31:29). What sets you apart is not how perfect you are, but how surrendered you are. Are you still trying to fit in when God has called you to stand out?
So, what is that consistent cry in your heart? That longing that won’t go away? Don’t ignore it—explore it in the place of prayer. Write it down, pray over it, and take steps as the Holy Spirit leads you. Your calling may not be on a stage; it may be in a school, a home, a business, or a mission field. What matters is that it reflects God’s burden and brings glory to Him. “Commit your works to the Lord, and your thoughts will be established” (Proverbs 16:3). Let God establish your purpose, and He will also sustain your journey. You are not just a lady—you are a divine vessel, carrying answers to a specific problem in this generation.
Prince Victor Matthew
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