So Many Voices… But What Does God Say About You?

There are so many voices we hear over a lifetime.

"You’re not smart enough."
"Not pretty enough."
"Too fat."
"Too quiet."
"Too broken."

Sometimes they come from others.
Eventually, they become your own. That quiet inner critic—repeating the lies until they feel like truth.

But then… there’s God’s voice.

And He says something very different:

📖 “Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” – 1 Samuel 16:7

Where others see flaws, God sees purpose.
Where the world sees failure, God sees potential.
Where you see a mess, God sees a masterpiece in progress.

He formed you.
He knows you.
He calls you worthy—not because of how you look or what you’ve done—but because of who He is and how deeply He loves you.

So today, if you're drowning in a sea of voices, pause and ask:
What does God say about me?

Then listen closely.
You might hear Him whisper back:

"You are mine. And that is enough."

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