🌿 Whole In HIM Wednesday 🌿
🌿 Whole In HIM Wednesday 🌿
Breaking Bread at the Mustard Seed with Stacey
🍞Just A Little Daily Bread…🍞
Psalm 147:3 ~
“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.”
There was a time I thought I had to “fix” myself before I could feel whole…
Fix my mistakes.
Fix my flaws.
Fix my past.
Fix the parts of me that didn’t measure up.
But wholeness was never something I could manufacture.
It was something I had to receive.
The world says…
“Become better, then you’ll be complete.”
But Jesus says…
“Come to Me… and I will make you whole.”
Not polished.
Not perfect.
Not pretending.
Whole!! 🙌🏼🤍🙌🏼
Wholeness in Him doesn’t mean you don’t have scars.
It means your scars don’t define you anymore.
Wholeness in Him doesn’t mean you’ve never been broken.
It means the breaking didn’t destroy you.
Sometimes God allows the breaking so He can rebuild us in ways we never could on our own.
He doesn’t shame the broken pieces.
He gathers them.
He restores them.
He redeems them.
You are not half a person waiting to be completed by circumstances, validation, or success.
You are already made whole in Christ.
Today, stop striving for wholeness.
Rest in Him.
Because when you are in Him…
You are not lacking.
You are not behind.
You are not too damaged.
You are Whole. In. HIM!!
Lord, thank You for being the One who makes me whole. Heal the places in me that still feel fractured. Help me stop striving and start resting in You. Remind me that my identity is secure, my past is redeemed, and my future is covered. In Jesus’ name, Amen!! 🤍
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Reflecting on my own journey, I've come to realize that true wholeness isn't about being perfect or having every aspect of life figured out. Like the message shared in Psalm 147:3 — "He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds" — I've experienced times where I felt broken and lost, trying desperately to fix my flaws and past mistakes on my own. What stood out for me most was the idea that wholeness is not something we can manufacture; it is something we must receive. When I stopped striving for an impossible ideal and instead turned to faith, I began to understand that Christ’s promise is to make us whole "not polished, not perfect, not pretending — whole." This has been a deeply liberating truth. Carrying scars or having endured hardships does not diminish our worth or wholeness. In fact, those scars tell a story of resilience and God's restoration. I've learned that God does not shame the broken pieces of our lives; rather, He gathers, restores, and redeems them. This has helped me to stop defining myself by my past failures or pain and instead rest in the identity secured through Christ’s love. Resting in Him means recognizing that we're not lacking or incomplete because of our circumstances, validation, or success. Instead, wholeness in Him means embracing the faith that our identity is already made whole in Christ. This mindset has brought me peace amid struggles and has encouraged me to trust God’s timing and purposes for my life. If you find yourself striving to be "fixed" or waiting to feel complete, I encourage you to consider this encouraging truth: You are already whole in Him. Let go of striving and start resting in His healing grace. It's a journey, but one that fills us with hope, restoration, and a true sense of peace beyond what the world can offer.
