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Do you struggle to recognize the beauty of your uniqueness?

Everywhere you look there’s evidence of the glorious ways God made other people: She’s got an eye for design. That one has a knack for speaking encouraging truth into other people’s struggles. Her every movement is so graceful and poised. I wish I could speak/write/entertain like she does.

Ultimately, we’re asking the question: God, why didn’t you make me like that?

We don’t intend to diminish God’s gifts in us; it’s more like we don’t recognize our gifts for what they are. We’ve lived our whole lives with these talents, this wiring, this personality. It doesn’t seem all that special compared to what we perceive as excellent in others.

What will it take to begin recognizing the significance of your wiring and to boldly use your gifts for His glory?

In this episode of the Devoted Dreamers Podcast, my guest Michelle Acker offers a reminder that God’s design in each of us—including you—has a beautiful purpose!

As you listen, pay close attention to what Michelle teaches us about:

💡Practical ways to overcome the negative voices threatening your dream,

✨ Giving yourself the freedom to explore and express your passions, and

❤️ The gift of collaborating with another dreamer to create beauty TOGETHER!

This inspiring podcast episode is for any Christian woman in search of encouragement about how to use your skills, talents, and life experience for the big dreams God has planted in your heart.

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