The Moment Your Story Starts Speaking Back…
We’re in the middle of the week, and something powerful tends to happen right here, right between the reflection and the breakthrough, right between the truth you wrote and the truth you’re still discovering.
If you’ve been sitting with your own “before I wrote my book” moment, you may have felt a shift inside you. A quiet tug. A familiar ache. A memory you thought you were done with suddenly rising to the surface.
That’s not regression.
That’s recognition.
When God starts pulling on the deeper threads of your story, it’s because He’s ready to show you what you couldn’t see before:
Your story was never random, it has always been speaking.
It spoke when you were a child trying to understand life.
It spoke in the seasons you survived.
It spoke in the moments that broke you and the moments that built you.
And now, midweek, it’s speaking again.
This is the part where doubt tries to creep in:
“Who wants to hear this?”
“Is this story even important?”
“Maybe I should just move on…”
But pause right there, because that’s the same tension you described in your post.
The moment where doubt and faith collide is often the moment right before clarity appears.
The story you’re afraid to tell is usually the story someone is praying to hear.
Here’s what I want you to sit with today:
1. Your story knows its assignment, even when you don’t.
It’s been carrying purpose long before you recognized it.
2. The moment that hurt you the most may be the moment God uses the most.
Redemption always finds its way back.
3. You don’t need the full book to begin, you just need honesty.
Books are built one brave moment at a time.
4. If it resurfaced this week, it’s ready to be written.
So let this midweek check-in settle deep:
Your story mattered before you wrote it.
It matters now, and it will matter long after someone reads it.
Rest in that truth.
Write from that truth.
Heal through that truth.
You’re not just remembering, you’re reclaiming.
With purpose & a ready pen,
Mia
