What is your Story?

Each of us is living a story currently. The question is, “Are we creating a story worth telling?”

Is your story transformational? Or are you stuck in the same old story?

Most great stories revolve around a purpose that the heroine is destined to achieve but obstacles stand in her way.

The excitement comes from how she will overcome the obstacles and get the victory.

  • If she gives up, then who else will lose because she quit? 
  • If she succeeds, then who else will benefit because she stayed the course?

This morning as I was reflecting on my life story, the attached quote came into my mind:

I want my life to be more about what is right with Jesus than what is wrong with me.”

Too often, the enemy can get us to focus on what is wrong with us, our failures, weaknesses, and shortcomings.

But the Lord invites us to magnify Him and see ourselves through His loving eyes.

He gives us a new identity in Jesus.

As we walk with Him, the following destiny awaits us:

But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord.”

2 Corinthians 3:18

A great story if there ever was one!

So today, ask yourself: “What story have I lived? Is it focused more about what is right with Jesus? Or has it been focused on what is wrong with me?”

Thoughts to Help Shape your Transformational Story

Here are some thoughts to consider that will help you develop your transformational story:

  • Where I was
  • My experience meeting Jesus
  • Where I am now
  • Where I hope to be

Here is an example from my testimony back in 2006.

What is the story you want your life to tell?

Kimberly Taylor

Author of the Take Back Your Temple program

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About the author 

Kimberly Taylor

Kimberly Taylor is an author and Christian life coach with a heart to help others struggling with emotional eating and weight loss. Once 240 pounds and a size 22, she can testify of God’s goodness and healing power to overcome. She lost 85 pounds as a result of implementing techniques to overcome emotional eating and binge eating disorder.

Kim is the author of "The Take Back Your Temple Program," which teaches Christians how to take control of their weight God's way and the books "The Weight Loss Scriptures" and "The Weight Loss Prayers."

Kim has been featured in Prevention Magazine, Charisma Magazine and on CBN’s 'The 700 Club' television program.

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