One In A Million Wife

  I used to think spiritual growth would feel more obvious than this. I imagined it would look like stronger faith, better habits, more patience, and fewer mistakes. I thought there would come a point where certain struggles would disappear and trusting God would feel effortless. But the longer I've walked with Christ, the more I've realized that growth often looks different than I expected. It looks less like arriving and more like becoming. Less like perfection and more like surrender. Less like having all the answers and more like learning to trust God when I don't. And if I'm being honest, some of the greatest growth in my faith hasn't happened during mountaintop moments. It has happened in the ordinary days, the difficult seasons, and the places where God gently revealed areas of my heart that still needed His work. Growth Doesn't Always Look Like Progress We often think of growth as moving forward. Checking off goals. Building better habits. Accomplishing ...