You Are Worth More Than You Know

Life has a way of weighing us down, making us question everything—our self-worth, our faith and purpose, and the path we’re on. Sometimes, we find ourselves in a season of uncertainty, grappling with overcoming doubt and wondering if we even have the strength to continue. The weight of our thoughts, circumstances, and emotions can feel overwhelming, leaving us to question if you are enough.

Yet in these moments of struggle, remember: your worth was never meant to be defined solely by what you see, what you feel, or where you are. Your true self-worth was determined long before you ever felt lost. It was set by God when He gave His only Son; a powerful reminder of God’s love and biblical encouragement: You are worth it. Not because of your accomplishments, but simply because you are His.

When life feels like it’s pulling you under in these hard times, hold on to the truth that faith in hard times leads to hope and healing. Your heart may be weary, yet your thoughts shape your actions—and your actions, in turn, shape your emotions. If you dwell in darkness, your spirit will follow. However, by choosing to embrace the unseen—the promise of spiritual growth and the vision of a future filled with hope—you begin finding strength and allow encouragement to uplift you, so that the darkness cannot consume you.

Life happens to for you not to you

Remember, life was never meant to be dictated by your circumstances, your past, or the lies that tell you you’re not enough. It was meant to be determined by you—by the inner light of your self-worth and the strength of your faith and purpose.

So even when you feel weak and overwhelmed by doubt, and even when you don’t know where to go next, hold on to what God says about you: You are loved. You are chosen. You are enough, and you are worth more than you can see right now.

The future, the unseen path ahead, is filled with promise, hope, and the potential for healing and spiritual growth.

Hold on to that truth. Let it guide you. Keep moving forward—your story is still being written.

Sonia Van Hecke is a health advocate and a health benefits educator. Learn More