You must Grow!!
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You must Grow!!
But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.” – 2 Peter 3:18
Beautiful, ambitious woman, your life is not meant to plateau. You were designed for personal development, professional growth, and spiritual maturity. Growth is the evidence of alignment and it is not optional.
As a young woman navigating purpose, career, leadership, and faith, your responsibility is to evolve: emotionally, intellectually, spiritually, and professionally.
The story of John Mark is a powerful reminder that failure is not final. In Acts 12:25, he started strong but quit when the journey became uncomfortable. His decision disappointed Paul so deeply that he was excluded from the next assignment (Acts 15:36–41). Yet years later, that same Paul declared, “Bring him to me, for he is profitable” (2 Timothy 4:11). Why? Because John Mark grew. He developed resilience, maturity, and character and that growth restored his credibility. He did not just recover; he became the author of the Gospel of Mark.
Here’s the truth every purpose-driven woman must embrace: when you commit to growth, rejection turns into recognition. When you develop yourself, those who doubted you will one day depend on you.
Scripture reminds us in 1 Corinthians 13:11 that childhood thinking must be shed for mature thinking. Everyone starts somewhere, but staying stagnant is dangerous. In life and leadership, anything that isn not growing is dying. This applies to your mindset, your career, your faith, your emotional health, your competence and your character.
As a woman, character development is non-negotiable. If impatience, insecurity, anger, or fear once defined you, they should not continue to dominate your identity. Emotional intelligence, self-control, integrity, and humility are leadership currencies. The Holy Spirit empowers you not only to pray but to transform.
Growth means you no longer react the way you used to. Growth means you handle pressure with wisdom and respond to challenges with grace.
As the new year approaches, this is your moment to be intentional.
Here are three powerful steps to take before the new year to advance in life, leadership, and career:
Evaluate your habits, mindset, relationships, skills, and spiritual disciplines. Where have you grown and where have you settled? Self-awareness is the foundation of transformation. What worked last season may not sustain the next one.
2. Invest in Personal and Professional Development
Upgrade your mind. Read books, seek mentorship, build new skills, and pursue excellence in your career. Pray and also plan. Faith and strategy work together. The woman you are becoming requires new knowledge and higher standards.
3. Strengthen Your Inner Life
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