Purpose Before Position

 

Purpose is not something you find — it is something God planted deep within you before you took your first breath. Every gift, instinct, strength, talent, and ability was placed inside you long before life gave you a title. God never designed your roles to create your purpose — He designed your purpose to shape your roles.

For Women

You were created with an inner knowing that sees beyond the surface, with compassion that carries others, with strength that stretches farther than you admit, and with wisdom that grows even in silence. Your purpose shows up in every space you enter — your home, your relationships, your ministry, your leadership, your business, and your care for others. You carry a softness that heals, a strength that anchors, and a grace that God uses to bless generations.

For Men

You were created with authority in your voice, stability in your presence, courage in your spirit, and vision in your mind. God designed you to lead, to protect, to cover, to build, and to shift atmospheres. Your purpose is woven through your leadership — in your family, in your work, in ministry, and in the quiet decisions you make daily. Your obedience sets direction. Your prayers create covering. Your faith establishes generational legacy.

Assignments change, but identity stays the same.

Seasons shift, but calling remains consistent.

Positions rise and fall, but God’s purpose in you never fades.

God wastes nothing.

He uses:

your struggles to build strength,

your victories to build confidence,

your lessons to build wisdom,

your challenges to build endurance,

your roles to reveal what He planted,

and your story to testify of His glory.


Whether you are a woman carrying influence and grace, or a man carrying leadership and authority — God is using every moment to bring out the purpose He placed inside you.

Your station is not random.

Your title is not accidental.

Your path is not wasted.

Your purpose is planted — and God is still unfolding it.


Unapologetically, G


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