Dear beloved,
This letter is for the one who’s been healed, but still feels only partial wholeness.
You’ve come far.You’ve survived the breaking.You’ve forgiven, released, and rebuilt.But deep down, a quiet ache still whispers, “Something’s missing.”
Because healing isn’t the end of the story, restoration is.
Healing stops the bleeding.Restoration brings beauty back to the scar.
The God Who Restores
“He restores my soul; He leads me in paths of righteousness for His name’s sake.” — Psalm 23:3
When God restores, He doesn’t give you back what you lost.He gives you something greater:Your original design, untouched by the damage of sin.
You’ve learned to trust Him with your pain,but will you trust Him with your identity?
Because the hardest part of restoration isn’t what God rebuilds.It’s what He removes—the false version of you that survived the storm but can’t walk in the promise.
1 Peter 5:10 says,
“After you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace… will Himself restore you and make you strong, firm and steadfast.”
The world tells you to “move on.”Jesus tells you to “be made new.”
From Surviving to Shining
You’ve been operating like a healed wound that’s still afraid of being touched.But God doesn’t want you living in protective mode anymore.He wants you living in resurrected mode.
You don’t have to flinch when His hand draws near.You don’t have to hide behind your coping anymore.
What once was broken can now become your boldness.What once was pain can now become your purpose.
The story isn’t over until the Redeemer rewrites it.
🔔 YOUR WAKE-UP CALL TODAY
Pray this out loud in faith:
“Lord, I give You permission to finish what You started.Restore every place I’ve only allowed You to patch.Heal not just my wounds, but my identity.Let every scar testify to Your glory, not my grief.Make me whole in the places I’ve learned to live with half-healing.In Jesus’ name, amen.”
Then ask yourself:
“Where have I settled for healing when God offered restoration?”
Take one step today to live like the restored woman you are.Not from the wound, but from the witness.
Restoration isn’t a return to who you were.It’s a resurrection of who you were always meant to be.
If this met you in the middle of your restoration, share it with one friend who’s healing and invite her to let Jesus finish the restoration He started.
Then tell us below: What false version of you is God asking you to retire? Leave a note and we’ll stand with you in prayer.
With love in Christ,
Camille & Shawna
“Behold, I am making all things new.” —Revelation 21:5
