Stand Still

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Stand Still S. Ambrose, 2026

Women of faith still get tired.
Still feel discouraged.
Still have moments where disappointment sits heavy on the chest
And emotions try to convince us to give up.

Exhaustion tells us to slow down.
Heartbreak whispers, "Isolate."
Failure screams, "You are unqualified!"

But we get back up.

Because calling was never built on feelings.
Purpose was never dependent on Perfect thoughts, Perfect days, Or perfect strength.
God knows every  weakness, every struggle, every moment That would make a woman almost quit,
Yet he still calls us chosen.

In fear
In heartbreak
In loss
In uncertainty

God calls women faithful.
Resilient.
Wise.
Beloved.
Capable. Strong. Dignified. Worthy. Grace-filled. Courageous.

None of us has an easy story,
But Heaven still calls a faithful woman blessed.

Don’t let a hard moment
Or hard people
Make you forget who you are.

Your faith is stronger than your feelings.
And what God spoke over your life
Still stands.

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