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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2026 · 28 MIN

You Weren’t Made To Settle | PODCAST EDITION

from Working While Wounded Podcast · host Working While Wounded

A letter to God’s children,Genesis 1:1 says that God created the heavens and the earth, and in Genesis 1:26 it says that man was created in God’s own image and likeness, to be a reflection of Him. We are introduced to God as a creator, and as His children who are called to be a reflection of Him, creativity is simply woven into our DNA. It’s time to stop trying to box ourselves in, and worse, trying to box God in with the ways He can use us, by carrying limiting beliefs about all that we can become and accomplish in life. In this season, we can dream big and we can dream creatively because we serve a big and creative God who gives us the power to produce and gain wealth, through our laboring and the works of our hands. I pray this message inspires you to ask God for the fullness of your creative inheritance and ask Him how you can apply it to advance His kingdom. You were made for great things, don’t settle for the safe options in life. Take a step out in faith and step into the fullness of who God has called you to be!Sincerely, Keliz Get full access to Working While Wounded at workingwhilewounded.substack.com/subscribe

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