Sometimes God lets you rot—not to harm you, but to remake you.
When everything collapses—relationships, routines, and your sense of self—it’s terrifying. But it’s also a divine reset. God is clearing the way for transformation.
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The Rot Before the Resurrection: When God Lets You Break to Build You Back (A Testament to God’s Promises)
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Sometimes God lets us break to rebuild us. This testament to God’s promises explores surrender, transformation, and finding purpose through faith. I invite you to visit the linked article if you’d like to read about my experience in full. Blessings and love.
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