God's Diamonds

Swords pierce, diamonds shine. Swords are made for battle, formed through the manipulation of metal for a specific purpose. Diamonds are grown underground with the purpose to simply exist, proving to be a testament to the beauty of God's creation. Men's purpose is to be God's soldiers, and women are meant to be God's gifts to those who fight for Him. Women are not God's swords, we are His diamonds. Precious, beautiful, and rare. Grown under pressure and found perfectly cut, with a rainbow inside of us.

It is through the sharp inner cuts and lines that a diamond reflects rainbows and light onto its exterior and surrounding surfaces. It is through internal dialogue and external alchemy that the cuts inside of our souls reflect rainbows on the outside.  

A diamond is a girl's best friend when she learns to place value on external objects for retreat and worth, but a woman becomes a diamond when she remembers her mission and allows her wounds to shine rainbows of wisdom onto the world. Beauty is fleeting, but intentionality is forever. Being a beautiful woman is a vessel to draw others toward us, and through us, toward Jesus.

Co-creation is the basis of free will, as we are entrusted by God with dominion over the earth. But do you let the earth take dominion over you instead? That would be voluntary enslavement.

God creates from love, without a controlling force to guide His creation, but rather with the ability for it to multiply. Our brains and wombs are portals of life that connect us to something beyond, where our passions and gifts bloom within God's intentional plan for our lives.

Free will is the agency to do what you choose, and a moral compass is God's GPS, guiding us toward the best path. Jesus is a friend I have come to know along the way, as I have asked Him to walk with me in all aspects of life. Suddenly, life became easier and more intentional. I was able to embrace the process of refinement rather than ignore it or suppress its necessary role in shaping me. A gem in the hands of a skilled jeweler becomes a masterpiece with infinite potential, but in the hands of a pirate, it is merely hidden treasure. Let God be the artisan of your life, not out of fear, but out of reverence for His masterpiece, the universe.

Trust in His plan for you, for He knows every corner of your soul, even the parts you may have cast aside. Earthly success may amplify pleasure in this realm, but patience, intentionality, and love elevate our souls into the embrace of Christ and all His goodness. Shine your light wherever you go for you not know who will stumble into the trail of your reflection and through it find God.

-Cata