Self-esteem stands on "I can"

 

The word empowerment has eleven letters for you to pen, speak out, and believe, aka, "I can."

The letter E is excellent by nature, energizing in an auditory sense, and makes you eager to follow through with your goals.

The M has industrial and captive meaning for you daily. You may think, what can I do with this? Go to work with the word, knowing you are up for a promotion or getting a new job. Captive because it catches your attention in a big way.

You “muscle” through your endeavors, whatever they may look like to you. You master the process(s)—whatever that looks like for you. You mow the obstacles down, where no boundaries stand in your way.

I think the “P” stands for itself—Power! You have power and authority in the Holy Spirit for your God-given destiny. So exciting. A promise you can stand on for the rest of your life. Even more, you have dunamis power—explosive—you can think of it like a bunch of fireworks going off, or you can think of it as a robust amount of energy—either one works.

The “O” represents optimism, an opal (jewel), ocean of faith, and you thrust with oxygen from heaven. How awesome, you are totally "alive!

The W is all the questions you ask because, you are a “winner!” Woman, you know the truth will set you free.

E’s go a long way, don’t they? How could you ever do without the E? You are eager by nature to learn all you can. Maybe some days you wish life is a bit easier, and surely you will find life as a party each and, every day.

R is for the right path. If you are here, you are on the right path. We speak empowerment from domestic violence. We speak life straight to you.

You can easily declare your voice is rising and courage is, too.

Where it has been challenging, declare all hinderances gone in Jesus’ Mighty name, amen.

Continue to know who you are in Christ. You are a daughter of the Jesus Christ, a big deal.

 

 

 

Through the walk, be assured of the tools you will pick up along the way, especially when they are intentional, and you are moving forward.

The thought process may be much like a kid thinking about a wonderful bowl of cereal. He or she wants to try a new kind as seen on television and has heard all about this delicious new cinnamon-type.

The price is a bit high, so to spring for a few extra dollars for something you are not sure, is a question.

If you think about it enough, you will try it and a bit of pocket change will not be the barrier.

Some of the crossroads for moving forward might be lack of self-esteem. How do you overcome this God-given tool you feel like you do not possess anymore?

Well, what makes you feel lovely about yourself? Do you consider your opinions and suggestions as input?

Here are a couple of scriptures

regarding the topic at hand:

“Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life.” Proverbs 4:23

Then, “He, the Messiah, was despised and we esteemed him not.” Isaiah 53:3

Know to esteem means to set a high value on. It also a translation of the Hebrew hasab, which means “to consider, plan, reckon, or think over.”

To have self-esteem is to respect or have regard for yourself- how many of you feel that way?

Remember, every day is a new day for all. Love yourself and the one you are with.

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