Being a woman, I learned, means allowing myself to be constantly stirred by a spiritual locomotive known as grace. It means that I don’t have to fight to be better or stronger than others. It means that I am significant. Being a woman means that even just the clothes I wear can make an impact on people. It means I get to set a higher standard. It means that the beauty of my heart outweighs the beauty of my face. Being a woman, most of all, means I can be who I was called to be in Christ. It means redirecting my heart towards God, just God. It means He gets everything.
A Woman of Praise