The Narrow Way

God is doing something in me that’s never been done before.
I don’t have a blueprint.
I don’t have a long line of examples.
But I have a Word.
I have a calling.
And I have faith.

And that’s enough to build something new.

I’m not building from tradition.
I’m not building to impress.
I’m building from obedience.
I’m building from a place of healing.
I’m building on a foundation that cannot be shaken, Jesus.

Isaiah 43:19 says,
“See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland.”

God is not just restoring what was broken.
He’s birthing something brand new.
Not a repeat.
Not a remix.
But a revelation.

And it’s happening in me.
Right now.

I’m building a new legacy.
One not marked by fear, but by faith.
Not marked by silence, but by boldness.
Not shaped by dysfunction, but defined by grace.

It’s not easy.
Sometimes I look around and wonder, “God, are You sure You meant me?”
And every time, His answer is, “Yes.”

Because He doesn’t call the qualified, He qualifies the called.
And if He gave me the vision, He’ll also give me the strength to carry it.

So I’m showing up, brick by brick.
Even when I feel unprepared.
Even when people don’t understand.
Even when it feels slow and unseen.

Because I know this isn’t about building something big for me,
It’s about building something that points to Him.

I’m building a home where healing is normal.
A space where daughters know their worth.
A future where cycles are broken, truth is spoken, and joy is not a luxury, it’s a lifestyle.

This isn’t about rushing the process.
This is about faithfulness.

Even if it starts small.
Even if no one claps.
Even if I have to do it afraid…
I’ll keep building.

Because what God is doing through me isn’t just for me,
It’s for the ones coming after me.

And when they ask how I did it,
I’ll tell them:

“Jesus gave me the plans. I just showed up with my yes.”

So no, I’m not looking back.
I’m not repeating old patterns.
I’m not waiting for someone to hand me permission.

I’m building something new.
And it’s going to change everything.