The Chapter You Fear Will Became the Chapter God Uses…

As this week closes, I want you to pause and acknowledge something powerful:

You’ve spent the last few days looking at your story with new eyes, not through shame, but through purpose.

Not through embarrassment, but through revelation.

Not through fear, but through faith.

And that shift alone is healing.

When we began this week, you may have still been wrestling with parts of your story you never wanted to revisit. But look at the grace of God, instead of breaking you, those same chapters became the beginning of your boldness.

This is what happens when you stop calling your story “messy”

and start calling it ministry.

You feel lighter.

You feel seen.

You feel strengthened.

And maybe for the first time, you feel like your story is worth telling.

Let me speak this over you as we wrap up the week:

God has redeemed every chapter you survived.

Not one moment was wasted.

Your testimony carries weight, even the parts you’re still healing from.

You don’t have to be fully whole to be used by Him.

Shame has lost its authority over your narrative.

Your honesty is breaking chains you didn’t realize you still wore.

Someone’s breakthrough is connected to your willingness to tell the truth.

Your voice is needed.

This is the beauty of healing through storytelling, you don’t just reflect on what happened,

you reclaim it.

You redefine it.

You put God’s name where trauma once lived.

And by the end of the week, you realize you’ve done more than write:

You’ve ministered to yourself.

You’ve partnered with God.

You’ve shifted spiritually.

You’ve given your past a new assignment.

As you enter the weekend, ask yourself:

“What chapter did God redeem in me this week?”

Sit with that.

Write about it.

Thank Him for it.

And get ready…

because next week, we go even deeper into the healing that unfolds when you write with God.

Your story is rising.

Your voice is steadying.

Your ministry is awakening.

With purpose & a ready pen,

Mia