For such a time as this.
Esther was not in her time, her place, her position, by accident. She wasn’t elevated just for the sake of being elevated. God didn’t place her there just to save her from the streets and life as an orphan. He placed her there for a purpose bigger than anything she ever could’ve imagined. But it was going to require her to step out in faith. To step out and SPEAK. To be bold. To be brave. To be smart.
I had the privilege to write a little piece for Propel Women. God has been speaking to me a lot lately about what it means to carry our cross, to the be a bridge in our communities, and what it really means to sacrifice for the Body of Christ. An excerpt from the article
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