Chrystal Hurst closes the Kingdom Woman Wednesday series with a call to view this identity as a lifelong journey, not a program. She emphasizes daily obedience and perseverance through hard days, reminding women that their purpose stays constant even when feelings don't. Press toward the mark, she says, in family, church, and community.
Hi everybody, it's Chrystal Hurst and it is the last Kingdom Woman Wednesday. And I'll tell you, I am so not out of steam even though that's what it seems like. This Wednesday's post is going up on Wednesday evening. I had the hardest time tracking down my dad, but I was determined to do that because I promised you that I would. So hopefully you enjoyed the Q&A that he shared with us. But just kind of as a closing video for Kingdom Woman just real quick, I just wanted to say that This idea of being a kingdom woman is not an idea for a one-month journey. It's an idea for a lifetime. It's an idea that is not finished in a week or in a month or in a year. It's an idea that day after day, year after year, for the duration of your lifetime, you're determined to do what he wants you to do, to go where he asks you to go, and to say what he wants you to say. And that when you fail, when you drop the ball and realize, you look back over the last few days or weeks, months, and realize you haven't been doing it, the Kingdom Woman picks back up and keeps going. She keeps going. And so wherever you are on the journey and whatever you have had revealed to you via this one-month journey we've been on, whether you did one day or every day of the whole month, just know that it's one day at a time. It's one day at a time, and there are gonna be some good days where you feel like a kingdom woman, and then there are gonna be some horrible days where you wonder if the kingdom woman is something that you dreamed and it doesn't really exist. But she exists, and just like if you've accepted Jesus Christ as your Savior, whether you feel him there on any given day or not, he's there. Your purpose, your potential, and your possibility, whether you feel it or not, is there. So my encouragement to you going forward, just as you continue to read the book, if you haven't finished it, that's okay. Uh, or if you just got the book yesterday and you're trying to figure out what all this is about, my encouragement to you is daily pick up your cross, daily decide to be who He's called you to be. And then if you mess up or you have a less than perfect day, chalk it for losses. Pick it up and keep going. It's just like Paul said, we press towards the mark even though we haven't arrived. There are a few ladies who I know who pretty much have, but most of us, we haven't. Even though we haven't arrived, we press toward the mark, toward the high calling to those who are called in Christ Jesus. And you, Kingdom Woman, are called in Christ Jesus to do great things in your family, in your home, in your church, in your community. And He wants to do great things in you. Bye-bye.
