In this teaching, Melissa discusses a topic that is relevant for many women who constantly battle this internal question. When we wrestle with the thoughts of "Am I good enough? Am I enough?" we are fightingwith a limiting mindset. Limiting mindsets are grounded in a belief contrary to the Word of God. Limiting mindsets will keep us from seeing ourselves the way God intended and will impact our abilities to pursue our passions, dreams, and purpose.
God needs us to realize we are more than enough. Before the foundations of the world, God saw each of us individually and had particular intentions for our lives. God makes no mistakes and understands our families' dynamics and the generation we would be a part of to serve and affect.
For You formed my inward parts; You covered me in my mother's womb.14 I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Marvelous are Your works, and that my soul knows very well. (Psalm 139:13-14 – NKJV)
When God created us, we were wonderfully made in His sight. In Hebrew, the word wonderfully means to be distinct, marked out, distinguished, or wonderful. Think about those definitions for a moment. If we are distinct, there is no one else like us. Are we aware that there are no two fingerprints alike? It is true. Even with twins, their physical attributes might appear similar, but God has distinctly given each person their fingerprint. Or what about the thought to be marked out or distinguished? When we think of someone as distinguished, we think of someone of importance or relevance. Well, this is us! We are of importance and relevance to God.
