Isaiah 61:4 says,

“They will rebuild the ancient ruins and restore the places long devastated; they will renew the ruined cities that have been devastated for generations.”

I see you. I see the strength in your eyes, even when they’re filled with tears. I see the resilience in your spirit, even when it feels weary. And I know, deep down, that you have the power to rebuild, to rise from any ruins life has thrown your way.

Think of Isaiah 61:4 – it speaks of rebuilding ancient ruins and restoring devastated places. That verse isn’t just about crumbling walls; it’s about the crumbling places within us, the parts of ourselves that have been hurt, neglected, or forgotten. And it’s a promise that even those places can be renewed. This isn’t just a nice thought, BeyondWoman, it’s a truth waiting to be claimed.

You might be thinking, “But how? How do I even begin?” The first step is simply acknowledging where those ruins are. It’s about being honest with yourself about the pain, the disappointments, the things that have chipped away at your spirit. Don’t be afraid to name them, to acknowledge the weight they carry. This isn’t about dwelling on the past; it’s about understanding what needs healing so you can build a stronger future.

And you can build it. You have a strength within you, a fire that’s just waiting to be rekindled.

Remember who you are, beyond the roles you play, beyond the expectations others have placed upon you. Your worth isn’t tied to any of that. It’s inherent, it’s a part of your very being. Embrace the beautiful, unique woman you are. And as you rediscover your identity, reconnect with your purpose. What sets your soul alight? What dreams have you tucked away, waiting for the right moment to bloom? Those passions, those callings, they are the foundation upon which you will rebuild.

Please know, you are not alone in this. As women, are meant to lift each other. Find your tribe, your sisters, the women who see your strength and believe in your potential. Lean on them, share your burdens, and let them remind you of the magnificent woman you are. And never underestimate the power of faith, of connecting with God, He is your source of strength, your wellspring of hope.

This journey of rebuilding won’t be easy. There will be days when the work feels overwhelming and when the old doubts creep back in. But remember this: every step you take, no matter how small, is a step closer to the woman you are meant to be. Be patient with yourself, be kind to yourself, and celebrate every victory along the way. You are not broken, my dear. You are being rebuilt. And you are going to be magnificent. I believe in you. Now, believe in yourself.