TODAY'S KINGDOM INSIGHTS:
SERMON TOPIC:
5 THINGS CHRISTIAN WOMEN NEED TO STOP WEARING.
Theme:
When Your Outward Appearance Speaks Louder Than Your Christian Identity
Key Texts:
1 Peter 3:3–4
1 Timothy 2:9–10
Proverbs 31:25–26
Colossians 3:12
Galatians 5:22–23
A woman can wear an expensive dress and still carry a wounded heart.
She can look beautiful on the outside while bitterness, pride, insecurity, jealousy, or unforgiveness is destroying her on the inside.
God is not against Christian women looking beautiful. God is concerned about what beauty is communicating and what is happening beneath the beauty.
There are things that Christian women must stop wearing—not necessarily clothes, but attitudes, behaviours and spiritual garments that do not represent Christ.
The question today is not simply:
> “What are you wearing?”
The deeper question is:
> “What are you carrying?”
Because sometimes the greatest garment you need to remove is not hanging in your wardrobe. It is hanging on your character.
1. STOP WEARING BITTERNESS.
Hebrews 12:15:
“Looking diligently lest any root of bitterness springing up trouble you…”
Bitterness is dangerous because it begins as a wound but eventually becomes a garment.
Someone hurt you. Someone disappointed you. Someone betrayed you. Someone spoke against you.
But the longer you hold it, the more it begins to shape your personality.
What does bitterness look like?
Always remembering what people did against you.
Finding it difficult to forgive.
Becoming suspicious of everyone.
Repeating old offences.
Punishing innocent people for what someone else did.
Ephesians 4:31–32 tells believers to put away bitterness, wrath and anger and to be kind and forgiving.
Spiritual insight.
You cannot change yesterday, but you can refuse to let yesterday control your tomorrow.
Forgiveness does not mean what happened was acceptable. It means you refuse to allow the offender to continue controlling your heart.
Say:
“I will not wear the garment of bitterness. I choose forgiveness.”
2. STOP WEARING INSECURITY
Many women spend their lives comparing themselves with other women.
“She is prettier than me.”
“She has a better marriage.”
“She has more money.”
“She has more followers.”
“She dresses better.”
“She is more successful.”
But comparison can make you despise the person God created you to be.
Psalm 139:14:
“I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
You were not created to become somebody else.
You were created to become everything God designed you to be.
Biblical example: Leah and Rachel
Genesis 29–30 presents a painful family situation where Leah lived with the reality that Jacob loved Rachel more.
Leah could have spent her entire life competing for another woman's position.
But God saw Leah.
Genesis 29:31 says, “The LORD saw that Leah was hated.”
What people overlook, God sees.
Spiritual insight.
Your value does not come from human applause. Your value comes from the God who created you.
Stop wearing insecurity.
Put on confidence in Christ.
3. STOP WEARING PRIDE.
Pride can hide underneath beautiful clothing, ministry titles, education, money and even spiritual gifts.
A woman can look humble and still have a proud heart.
Proverbs 16:18:
“Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.”
Christian maturity is not demonstrated by how loudly we announce our importance.
It is demonstrated by how willingly we serve others.
Jesus had every reason to exalt Himself, yet He demonstrated humility.
Philippians 2:5–7 teaches us about Christ's humility.
Signs of spiritual pride
“I know more than everybody.”
Refusing correction.
Looking down on people.
Believing your position makes you superior.
Finding it difficult to apologize.
Wanting recognition for everything you do.
Spiritual insight.
The higher God takes you, the more humble you should become.
A crown without character can become a burden.
4. STOP WEARING JEALOUSY AND ENVY.
Jealousy says:
> “Why her?
Faith says:
> “God can do it for me too.
Envy becomes uncomfortable when another woman succeeds.
Instead of celebrating her, you begin looking for reasons why she does not deserve it.
But Scripture teaches us:
Galatians 5:26:
“Let us not be desirous of vain glory, provoking one another, envying one another.”
Another woman's blessing does not cancel your own destiny.
Think about Mary and Elizabeth
In Luke 1, Mary became pregnant by the power of the Holy Spirit, while Elizabeth was also experiencing God's intervention.
Their stories were different, but God's purpose was working in both women.
You don't have to destroy another woman's light for yours to shine.
Spiritual insight.
Kingdom women do not compete destructively; they encourage, support and strengthen one another.
Learn to say:
> “Sister, I celebrate what God is doing in your life.”
5. STOP WEARING AN UNCONTROLLD TONGUE.
This may be one of the most dangerous garments.
A beautiful appearance cannot compensate for a destructive tongue.
Proverbs 31:26:
“She openeth her mouth with wisdom; and in her tongue is the law of kindness.”
Notice that Scripture connects wisdom with the tongue.
Ask yourself:
What happens when you become angry?
Do you insult?
Do you expose people's secrets?
Do you gossip?
Do you destroy someone's reputation?
Do you use social media to attack people?
Do you speak words you later regret?
James 3:5–6 warns us about the power of the tongue.
Your mouth can build a home or destroy one.
It can encourage a child or break that child's confidence.
It can strengthen a marriage or create wounds.
It can bring healing or spread destruction.
Spiritual insight.
Before you speak, ask: “Will these words represent Christ?”
Not everything you know needs to be said.
Not every battle deserves a response.
Not every offence requires a public announcement.
Sometimes silence is spiritual wisdom.
BIBLICAL CASE STUDY: ABIGAIL.
Read 1 Samuel 25.
Abigail was married to Nabal, a foolish and harsh man.
David became angry because of Nabal's behaviour and was preparing to retaliate.
Abigail intervened wisely.
She did not wear the garment of foolishness.
She did not respond to anger with more anger.
She used wisdom, humility and gracious speech to prevent destruction.
David eventually recognized her wisdom.
Lesson
A godly woman can change the atmosphere around her without becoming like the atmosphere around her.
Your environment may be difficult, but you can still carry Christ's character.
WHAT SHOULD CHRISTIAN WOMEN WEAR INSTEAD?
The Bible gives us a better wardrobe.
1. Wear LOVE
Colossians 3:14
Love should become your lifestyle.
2. Wear HUMILITY
1 Peter 5:5
Don't allow success to make you unteachable.
3. Wear KINDNESS
Colossians 3:12
Let people experience the kindness of Christ through you.
4. Wear WISDOM
Proverbs 31:26
Think before you speak.
5. Wear STRENGTH AND DIGNITY
Proverbs 31:25
A godly woman does not need to destroy others to prove herself.
PRACTICAL ACTION STEPS.
This week:
1. Forgive someone you have been carrying in your heart.
2. Stop comparing yourself with another woman.
3. Accept correction without becoming defensive.
4. Celebrate another woman's success sincerely.
5. Control your tongue—especially when angry.
6. Examine your social media behaviour.
7. Spend time with God before allowing society to define your identity.
QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION.
1. What emotional garment have I been wearing that God wants me to remove?
2. Is there someone I need to forgive?
3. Do I secretly compare myself with other women?
4. How do I respond when another woman succeeds?
5. What does my speech reveal about my heart?
6. If someone watched my life without hearing my testimony, would they see Christ?
POWERFUL PRAYER POINTS.
1. Father, search my heart and remove every attitude that does not represent Christ.
2. Lord, deliver me from bitterness and give me grace to forgive.
3. Father, heal every insecurity and help me see myself through Your eyes.
4. Lord, remove pride from my heart and clothe me with humility.
5. Father, deliver me from jealousy and comparison.
6. Lord, put wisdom in my mouth and kindness in my speech.
7. Make me a woman whose character brings glory to Your name.
8. Father, let my beauty be more than outward appearance; let Christ be seen in my life.
STRONG CLOSING CALL TO ACTION.
Dear Christian woman,
God is not merely looking at what you wear to church. He is looking at what you wear in your heart.
You may change your dress.
You may change your hairstyle.
You may change your shoes.
But if bitterness remains, the real problem remains.
If pride remains, the real problem remains.
If jealousy remains, the real problem remains.
If insecurity remains, the real problem remains.
If an uncontrolled tongue remains, the real problem remains.
Today, take off the old garments.
Take off bitterness.
Take off insecurity.
Take off pride.
Take off jealousy.
Take off destructive speech.
And put on love, humility, wisdom, kindness, strength and the character of Christ.
The world does not only need Christian women who look different. It needs Christian women who live differently.
Your greatest beauty is not what people see on you. It is what Christ has formed within you.
“Lord, make me beautiful from the inside out.”
Give your life to Jesus by joining a Bible believing Church near you.
You can get inspirational ebooks from my selar/Amazon shops below
https://selar.com/m/umoh-edem1
https://selar.com/m/umoedem
https://www.amazon.com/author/umohedembooks
https://afrikdp.com/author/9128a016-dd79-4f17-9e60-bf11f65f1a34
CONTACT - WhatsApp - +2349024173027, +2349055447540
SERMON TOPIC:
5 THINGS CHRISTIAN WOMEN NEED TO STOP WEARING.
Theme:
When Your Outward Appearance Speaks Louder Than Your Christian Identity
Key Texts:
1 Peter 3:3–4
1 Timothy 2:9–10
Proverbs 31:25–26
Colossians 3:12
Galatians 5:22–23
A woman can wear an expensive dress and still carry a wounded heart.
She can look beautiful on the outside while bitterness, pride, insecurity, jealousy, or unforgiveness is destroying her on the inside.
God is not against Christian women looking beautiful. God is concerned about what beauty is communicating and what is happening beneath the beauty.
There are things that Christian women must stop wearing—not necessarily clothes, but attitudes, behaviours and spiritual garments that do not represent Christ.
The question today is not simply:
> “What are you wearing?”
The deeper question is:
> “What are you carrying?”
Because sometimes the greatest garment you need to remove is not hanging in your wardrobe. It is hanging on your character.
1. STOP WEARING BITTERNESS.
Hebrews 12:15:
“Looking diligently lest any root of bitterness springing up trouble you…”
Bitterness is dangerous because it begins as a wound but eventually becomes a garment.
Someone hurt you. Someone disappointed you. Someone betrayed you. Someone spoke against you.
But the longer you hold it, the more it begins to shape your personality.
What does bitterness look like?
Always remembering what people did against you.
Finding it difficult to forgive.
Becoming suspicious of everyone.
Repeating old offences.
Punishing innocent people for what someone else did.
Ephesians 4:31–32 tells believers to put away bitterness, wrath and anger and to be kind and forgiving.
Spiritual insight.
You cannot change yesterday, but you can refuse to let yesterday control your tomorrow.
Forgiveness does not mean what happened was acceptable. It means you refuse to allow the offender to continue controlling your heart.
Say:
“I will not wear the garment of bitterness. I choose forgiveness.”
2. STOP WEARING INSECURITY
Many women spend their lives comparing themselves with other women.
“She is prettier than me.”
“She has a better marriage.”
“She has more money.”
“She has more followers.”
“She dresses better.”
“She is more successful.”
But comparison can make you despise the person God created you to be.
Psalm 139:14:
“I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
You were not created to become somebody else.
You were created to become everything God designed you to be.
Biblical example: Leah and Rachel
Genesis 29–30 presents a painful family situation where Leah lived with the reality that Jacob loved Rachel more.
Leah could have spent her entire life competing for another woman's position.
But God saw Leah.
Genesis 29:31 says, “The LORD saw that Leah was hated.”
What people overlook, God sees.
Spiritual insight.
Your value does not come from human applause. Your value comes from the God who created you.
Stop wearing insecurity.
Put on confidence in Christ.
3. STOP WEARING PRIDE.
Pride can hide underneath beautiful clothing, ministry titles, education, money and even spiritual gifts.
A woman can look humble and still have a proud heart.
Proverbs 16:18:
“Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.”
Christian maturity is not demonstrated by how loudly we announce our importance.
It is demonstrated by how willingly we serve others.
Jesus had every reason to exalt Himself, yet He demonstrated humility.
Philippians 2:5–7 teaches us about Christ's humility.
Signs of spiritual pride
“I know more than everybody.”
Refusing correction.
Looking down on people.
Believing your position makes you superior.
Finding it difficult to apologize.
Wanting recognition for everything you do.
Spiritual insight.
The higher God takes you, the more humble you should become.
A crown without character can become a burden.
4. STOP WEARING JEALOUSY AND ENVY.
Jealousy says:
> “Why her?
Faith says:
> “God can do it for me too.
Envy becomes uncomfortable when another woman succeeds.
Instead of celebrating her, you begin looking for reasons why she does not deserve it.
But Scripture teaches us:
Galatians 5:26:
“Let us not be desirous of vain glory, provoking one another, envying one another.”
Another woman's blessing does not cancel your own destiny.
Think about Mary and Elizabeth
In Luke 1, Mary became pregnant by the power of the Holy Spirit, while Elizabeth was also experiencing God's intervention.
Their stories were different, but God's purpose was working in both women.
You don't have to destroy another woman's light for yours to shine.
Spiritual insight.
Kingdom women do not compete destructively; they encourage, support and strengthen one another.
Learn to say:
> “Sister, I celebrate what God is doing in your life.”
5. STOP WEARING AN UNCONTROLLD TONGUE.
This may be one of the most dangerous garments.
A beautiful appearance cannot compensate for a destructive tongue.
Proverbs 31:26:
“She openeth her mouth with wisdom; and in her tongue is the law of kindness.”
Notice that Scripture connects wisdom with the tongue.
Ask yourself:
What happens when you become angry?
Do you insult?
Do you expose people's secrets?
Do you gossip?
Do you destroy someone's reputation?
Do you use social media to attack people?
Do you speak words you later regret?
James 3:5–6 warns us about the power of the tongue.
Your mouth can build a home or destroy one.
It can encourage a child or break that child's confidence.
It can strengthen a marriage or create wounds.
It can bring healing or spread destruction.
Spiritual insight.
Before you speak, ask: “Will these words represent Christ?”
Not everything you know needs to be said.
Not every battle deserves a response.
Not every offence requires a public announcement.
Sometimes silence is spiritual wisdom.
BIBLICAL CASE STUDY: ABIGAIL.
Read 1 Samuel 25.
Abigail was married to Nabal, a foolish and harsh man.
David became angry because of Nabal's behaviour and was preparing to retaliate.
Abigail intervened wisely.
She did not wear the garment of foolishness.
She did not respond to anger with more anger.
She used wisdom, humility and gracious speech to prevent destruction.
David eventually recognized her wisdom.
Lesson
A godly woman can change the atmosphere around her without becoming like the atmosphere around her.
Your environment may be difficult, but you can still carry Christ's character.
WHAT SHOULD CHRISTIAN WOMEN WEAR INSTEAD?
The Bible gives us a better wardrobe.
1. Wear LOVE
Colossians 3:14
Love should become your lifestyle.
2. Wear HUMILITY
1 Peter 5:5
Don't allow success to make you unteachable.
3. Wear KINDNESS
Colossians 3:12
Let people experience the kindness of Christ through you.
4. Wear WISDOM
Proverbs 31:26
Think before you speak.
5. Wear STRENGTH AND DIGNITY
Proverbs 31:25
A godly woman does not need to destroy others to prove herself.
PRACTICAL ACTION STEPS.
This week:
1. Forgive someone you have been carrying in your heart.
2. Stop comparing yourself with another woman.
3. Accept correction without becoming defensive.
4. Celebrate another woman's success sincerely.
5. Control your tongue—especially when angry.
6. Examine your social media behaviour.
7. Spend time with God before allowing society to define your identity.
QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION.
1. What emotional garment have I been wearing that God wants me to remove?
2. Is there someone I need to forgive?
3. Do I secretly compare myself with other women?
4. How do I respond when another woman succeeds?
5. What does my speech reveal about my heart?
6. If someone watched my life without hearing my testimony, would they see Christ?
POWERFUL PRAYER POINTS.
1. Father, search my heart and remove every attitude that does not represent Christ.
2. Lord, deliver me from bitterness and give me grace to forgive.
3. Father, heal every insecurity and help me see myself through Your eyes.
4. Lord, remove pride from my heart and clothe me with humility.
5. Father, deliver me from jealousy and comparison.
6. Lord, put wisdom in my mouth and kindness in my speech.
7. Make me a woman whose character brings glory to Your name.
8. Father, let my beauty be more than outward appearance; let Christ be seen in my life.
STRONG CLOSING CALL TO ACTION.
Dear Christian woman,
God is not merely looking at what you wear to church. He is looking at what you wear in your heart.
You may change your dress.
You may change your hairstyle.
You may change your shoes.
But if bitterness remains, the real problem remains.
If pride remains, the real problem remains.
If jealousy remains, the real problem remains.
If insecurity remains, the real problem remains.
If an uncontrolled tongue remains, the real problem remains.
Today, take off the old garments.
Take off bitterness.
Take off insecurity.
Take off pride.
Take off jealousy.
Take off destructive speech.
And put on love, humility, wisdom, kindness, strength and the character of Christ.
The world does not only need Christian women who look different. It needs Christian women who live differently.
Your greatest beauty is not what people see on you. It is what Christ has formed within you.
“Lord, make me beautiful from the inside out.”
Give your life to Jesus by joining a Bible believing Church near you.
You can get inspirational ebooks from my selar/Amazon shops below
https://selar.com/m/umoh-edem1
https://selar.com/m/umoedem
https://www.amazon.com/author/umohedembooks
https://afrikdp.com/author/9128a016-dd79-4f17-9e60-bf11f65f1a34
CONTACT - WhatsApp - +2349024173027, +2349055447540
TODAY'S KINGDOM INSIGHTS:
SERMON TOPIC:
5 THINGS CHRISTIAN WOMEN NEED TO STOP WEARING.
Theme:
When Your Outward Appearance Speaks Louder Than Your Christian Identity
Key Texts:
1 Peter 3:3–4
1 Timothy 2:9–10
Proverbs 31:25–26
Colossians 3:12
Galatians 5:22–23
A woman can wear an expensive dress and still carry a wounded heart.
She can look beautiful on the outside while bitterness, pride, insecurity, jealousy, or unforgiveness is destroying her on the inside.
God is not against Christian women looking beautiful. God is concerned about what beauty is communicating and what is happening beneath the beauty.
There are things that Christian women must stop wearing—not necessarily clothes, but attitudes, behaviours and spiritual garments that do not represent Christ.
The question today is not simply:
> “What are you wearing?”
The deeper question is:
> “What are you carrying?”
Because sometimes the greatest garment you need to remove is not hanging in your wardrobe. It is hanging on your character.
1. STOP WEARING BITTERNESS.
Hebrews 12:15:
“Looking diligently lest any root of bitterness springing up trouble you…”
Bitterness is dangerous because it begins as a wound but eventually becomes a garment.
Someone hurt you. Someone disappointed you. Someone betrayed you. Someone spoke against you.
But the longer you hold it, the more it begins to shape your personality.
What does bitterness look like?
Always remembering what people did against you.
Finding it difficult to forgive.
Becoming suspicious of everyone.
Repeating old offences.
Punishing innocent people for what someone else did.
Ephesians 4:31–32 tells believers to put away bitterness, wrath and anger and to be kind and forgiving.
Spiritual insight.
You cannot change yesterday, but you can refuse to let yesterday control your tomorrow.
Forgiveness does not mean what happened was acceptable. It means you refuse to allow the offender to continue controlling your heart.
Say:
“I will not wear the garment of bitterness. I choose forgiveness.”
2. STOP WEARING INSECURITY
Many women spend their lives comparing themselves with other women.
“She is prettier than me.”
“She has a better marriage.”
“She has more money.”
“She has more followers.”
“She dresses better.”
“She is more successful.”
But comparison can make you despise the person God created you to be.
Psalm 139:14:
“I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
You were not created to become somebody else.
You were created to become everything God designed you to be.
Biblical example: Leah and Rachel
Genesis 29–30 presents a painful family situation where Leah lived with the reality that Jacob loved Rachel more.
Leah could have spent her entire life competing for another woman's position.
But God saw Leah.
Genesis 29:31 says, “The LORD saw that Leah was hated.”
What people overlook, God sees.
Spiritual insight.
Your value does not come from human applause. Your value comes from the God who created you.
Stop wearing insecurity.
Put on confidence in Christ.
3. STOP WEARING PRIDE.
Pride can hide underneath beautiful clothing, ministry titles, education, money and even spiritual gifts.
A woman can look humble and still have a proud heart.
Proverbs 16:18:
“Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.”
Christian maturity is not demonstrated by how loudly we announce our importance.
It is demonstrated by how willingly we serve others.
Jesus had every reason to exalt Himself, yet He demonstrated humility.
Philippians 2:5–7 teaches us about Christ's humility.
Signs of spiritual pride
“I know more than everybody.”
Refusing correction.
Looking down on people.
Believing your position makes you superior.
Finding it difficult to apologize.
Wanting recognition for everything you do.
Spiritual insight.
The higher God takes you, the more humble you should become.
A crown without character can become a burden.
4. STOP WEARING JEALOUSY AND ENVY.
Jealousy says:
> “Why her?
Faith says:
> “God can do it for me too.
Envy becomes uncomfortable when another woman succeeds.
Instead of celebrating her, you begin looking for reasons why she does not deserve it.
But Scripture teaches us:
Galatians 5:26:
“Let us not be desirous of vain glory, provoking one another, envying one another.”
Another woman's blessing does not cancel your own destiny.
Think about Mary and Elizabeth
In Luke 1, Mary became pregnant by the power of the Holy Spirit, while Elizabeth was also experiencing God's intervention.
Their stories were different, but God's purpose was working in both women.
You don't have to destroy another woman's light for yours to shine.
Spiritual insight.
Kingdom women do not compete destructively; they encourage, support and strengthen one another.
Learn to say:
> “Sister, I celebrate what God is doing in your life.”
5. STOP WEARING AN UNCONTROLLD TONGUE.
This may be one of the most dangerous garments.
A beautiful appearance cannot compensate for a destructive tongue.
Proverbs 31:26:
“She openeth her mouth with wisdom; and in her tongue is the law of kindness.”
Notice that Scripture connects wisdom with the tongue.
Ask yourself:
What happens when you become angry?
Do you insult?
Do you expose people's secrets?
Do you gossip?
Do you destroy someone's reputation?
Do you use social media to attack people?
Do you speak words you later regret?
James 3:5–6 warns us about the power of the tongue.
Your mouth can build a home or destroy one.
It can encourage a child or break that child's confidence.
It can strengthen a marriage or create wounds.
It can bring healing or spread destruction.
Spiritual insight.
Before you speak, ask: “Will these words represent Christ?”
Not everything you know needs to be said.
Not every battle deserves a response.
Not every offence requires a public announcement.
Sometimes silence is spiritual wisdom.
📖 BIBLICAL CASE STUDY: ABIGAIL.
Read 1 Samuel 25.
Abigail was married to Nabal, a foolish and harsh man.
David became angry because of Nabal's behaviour and was preparing to retaliate.
Abigail intervened wisely.
She did not wear the garment of foolishness.
She did not respond to anger with more anger.
She used wisdom, humility and gracious speech to prevent destruction.
David eventually recognized her wisdom.
Lesson
A godly woman can change the atmosphere around her without becoming like the atmosphere around her.
Your environment may be difficult, but you can still carry Christ's character.
👗 WHAT SHOULD CHRISTIAN WOMEN WEAR INSTEAD?
The Bible gives us a better wardrobe.
1. Wear LOVE
Colossians 3:14
Love should become your lifestyle.
2. Wear HUMILITY
1 Peter 5:5
Don't allow success to make you unteachable.
3. Wear KINDNESS
Colossians 3:12
Let people experience the kindness of Christ through you.
4. Wear WISDOM
Proverbs 31:26
Think before you speak.
5. Wear STRENGTH AND DIGNITY
Proverbs 31:25
A godly woman does not need to destroy others to prove herself.
🔥 PRACTICAL ACTION STEPS.
This week:
1. Forgive someone you have been carrying in your heart.
2. Stop comparing yourself with another woman.
3. Accept correction without becoming defensive.
4. Celebrate another woman's success sincerely.
5. Control your tongue—especially when angry.
6. Examine your social media behaviour.
7. Spend time with God before allowing society to define your identity.
🤔 QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION.
1. What emotional garment have I been wearing that God wants me to remove?
2. Is there someone I need to forgive?
3. Do I secretly compare myself with other women?
4. How do I respond when another woman succeeds?
5. What does my speech reveal about my heart?
6. If someone watched my life without hearing my testimony, would they see Christ?
🙏 POWERFUL PRAYER POINTS.
1. Father, search my heart and remove every attitude that does not represent Christ.
2. Lord, deliver me from bitterness and give me grace to forgive.
3. Father, heal every insecurity and help me see myself through Your eyes.
4. Lord, remove pride from my heart and clothe me with humility.
5. Father, deliver me from jealousy and comparison.
6. Lord, put wisdom in my mouth and kindness in my speech.
7. Make me a woman whose character brings glory to Your name.
8. Father, let my beauty be more than outward appearance; let Christ be seen in my life.
🔥 STRONG CLOSING CALL TO ACTION.
Dear Christian woman,
God is not merely looking at what you wear to church. He is looking at what you wear in your heart.
You may change your dress.
You may change your hairstyle.
You may change your shoes.
But if bitterness remains, the real problem remains.
If pride remains, the real problem remains.
If jealousy remains, the real problem remains.
If insecurity remains, the real problem remains.
If an uncontrolled tongue remains, the real problem remains.
Today, take off the old garments.
Take off bitterness.
Take off insecurity.
Take off pride.
Take off jealousy.
Take off destructive speech.
And put on love, humility, wisdom, kindness, strength and the character of Christ.
The world does not only need Christian women who look different. It needs Christian women who live differently.
Your greatest beauty is not what people see on you. It is what Christ has formed within you.
“Lord, make me beautiful from the inside out.”
Give your life to Jesus by joining a Bible believing Church near you.
You can get inspirational ebooks from my selar/Amazon shops below
https://selar.com/m/umoh-edem1
https://selar.com/m/umoedem
https://www.amazon.com/author/umohedembooks
https://afrikdp.com/author/9128a016-dd79-4f17-9e60-bf11f65f1a34
CONTACT - WhatsApp - +2349024173027, +2349055447540
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