I’m Andrea Rose-Butler. I’m an author, ordained minister, life purpose coach, and host of the Empowered to Live podcast. I help women grow in faith, rediscover who they are, and walk confidently in their God-given purpose. Join more than 400 readers who receive Purpose in Motion, a weekly email with faith-centered encouragement, practical teaching, reflection, prayer, and simple action steps to help you keep Becoming.
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Hi Reader! Welcome back to Purpose in Motion: Weekly Encouragement for Your Journey of Faith and Purpose. September Series: Rediscovering Who You Are Week 4: Becoming Her Andrea's Note Last month, we asked ourselves some important questions.
Before we finish, I have one more question for you: Who am I becoming as a woman? I love the word 'becoming' because it reminds us that it's okay to keep growing. I'm not the same person I used to be. And I'm grateful that God is still working in my life. The same goes for you. You don't need to have all the answers right now. You don't have to become that woman overnight. All you need to do is intentionally make choices today that align with the woman God wants you to be, helping you stay focused on your growth. Let's keep moving forward together. Purpose In Perspective God continues to work in our lives. Becoming who we are meant to be is not about being perfect. It is about making progress along the way.
"He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus." Philippians 1:6
We often believe transformation happens during life's big moments. The promotion. The graduation. The wedding. Publishing the book. Launching the business. But most of the time, real change happens quietly. It happens through small, quiet choices like choosing healing instead of bitterness, reminding you that progress often happens unseen. When you forgive. When you set a boundary. When you pray instead of panic. When you finally say no without apologizing. When you stop shrinking to make someone else comfortable. These small choices shape who we become, inspiring hope that each day brings new opportunities for growth. Over time, we look back and see: I'm not the woman I used to be, but becoming who we want to be also takes intention. If you want to become a woman of deeper faith, are you spending time with God? If you want healthier relationships, are you communicating honestly? If you want to become an author, are you writing? If you want to become healthier, are your daily choices supporting that desire? We don't become the woman we hope to be just by wishing. We become her by making one faithful choice at a time. Becoming in Action This week, start by writing a letter that begins with: Dear Future Me... Talk about the woman you are growing into. Share with her what you are learning right now. Let her know what you are choosing to leave behind. Share what you are praying about these days. Remind her of what you hope she remembers from this season of life. To finish your letter, answer this question: What is one decision I can make today that fits with the woman I am becoming? Pick one decision. Then go ahead and make it. That is how you grow into who you are meant to be. Reflection Questions
Continue the Conversation This month in Purpose in Motion, we've been exploring the Empowered to Live series called Rediscovering Who You Are. We started by talking about identity. We let go of old labels that no longer fit us. We learned to speak up and share our true selves. Now, we're looking ahead to what's next. Maybe God isn't asking you to return to who you once were. Maybe He wants you to meet a new version of yourself you haven't known yet. A woman who is wiser, stronger, more discerning, and more confident. She knows her identity doesn't come from titles, labels, achievements, or what others think. She understands that becoming isn't a final goal. It's a lifelong journey filled with faith, healing, purpose, and growth. You have permission to grow. You are free to change. You can let go of what no longer fits you. And you are free to become the woman God made you to be.
Keep growing. Keep becoming. And as always... Stay Empowered to Live. P.S. - Check out my newest book, Becoming: A Journey from Vision to Purpose, on Amazon! Share & follow |
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I’m Andrea Rose-Butler. I’m an author, ordained minister, life purpose coach, and host of the Empowered to Live podcast. I help women grow in faith, rediscover who they are, and walk confidently in their God-given purpose. Join more than 400 readers who receive Purpose in Motion, a weekly email with faith-centered encouragement, practical teaching, reflection, prayer, and simple action steps to help you keep Becoming.
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