Rahab will tell you that your past doesn't define you — God can use anyone.

Hagar will tell you God sees you.

Esther will tell you to trust God — He will exalt you — in His timing.

Hannah will tell you that God answers prayer.

Ruth will tell you it’s not over until God says it is.

Sarah will tell you that nothing is too hard for God.

And...

She’ll tell you about the little girl who learned to be brave in the shadows.

About a heart once weighed down by rejection, now learning to rest in belovedness.

She’ll whisper of creativity becoming a lifeline —brushstrokes that carried prayers, and pages that caught her tears.

She’ll tell you that faith is not about always feeling strong, but about trusting the One who is.

That love, when poured out freely, never returns void.

That her greatest measure of success isn’t status or applause, but the lives touched by gentleness, truth, and grace.

And if you listen closely, you’ll hear it in her laughter,

see it in her art,

and feel it in her embrace of those who feel unseen.

She’ll tell you that your story, like hers, isn’t over.

That God is still writing.

Still redeeming.

Still restoring.

Prayer

Lord, thank You that You waste nothing — not pain, not tears, not even shattered pieces. Write Your story through me. Let every scar become a testimony of Your healing touch. Use my life to bring light into the lives of others, even as You continue to heal mine.In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

You are not forgotten, beloved one.Your story matters — because He’s in it.And that makes all the difference.