Woman, I Am Devotional
A Woman's Guide to Recognizing Identity and Fulfilling Purpose
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Let me start by posing a simple question, “Who are you? The only way you will truly understand your identity is to understand God. Your identity is found in Christ alone! It is not found in your bank account, your social status, your job or in any of your relationships. You have a destiny to fulfill and there is so much potential on the inside of you. The key to unlocking your destiny is to understand your identity and what you were created to do. If you don't recognize your identity, how will you understand your path in life? Are you the lost rib today? Wandering aimlessly around, searching for fullness and joy in relationships, money or jobs? Total completeness is not found in the mundane aspects of life, but it is found and maintained in the Lord.
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The Woman, I Am Devotional can benefit any woman—single, married, young or old. Whether you are longing for a deeper walk with God or simply desire guidance—this twelve-month devotional was created for you. Over the course of a year, this guide will open your heart and mind to the many facets of a woman. Every month has a focus and provides scriptural references for meditation and memorization, monthly goals and challenges, prayers to recite, and reflection questions to aid in personal development. If only we would begin to dig deeper into the depths of our own soul, we would quickly realize the power and potential that lies within us. It is essential for all women to come into agreement of the QUEEN that God has created her to be. When this revelatory truth permeates past the flesh and bleeds into a woman’s spirit—her eyes will open to fulfill the call on her life.
About the Author
Chardoneé Wright has sat under the leadership and training of Dr. Mattie A. Darden and Executive Pastor Willa D. Moody of Agape Christian Center for seventeen years. She has held many church leadership roles, including youth leader, minister in training, and reporter for Agape Advocate, the church’s newsletter. She holds a bachelor’s of science degree in journalism and is pursuing a master’s of science in global affairs, with a gender specialization in women’s studies at New York University.