“Grace & Faith in the Midst of Discomfort”

This message is brought to you by the partners and supporters of PR Dollar Ministries. Coming up next on “Changing Your World,” we dive into powerful truths about resilience in faith. “I am saved because of what Jesus did,” our speaker declares. Despite life’s challenges trying to undermine that truth, they remain steadfast: “I am restored, and no hardship or temptation can take my identity in Christ.” In every area—prosperity, healing, and deliverance—they are determined to stand firm, no matter the obstacles.

Are you ready to embrace your strength and walk boldly in your faith? Are you a woman who knows her worth and is ready to make a lasting impact? Join us for Taffy Dollar’s 2025 Radical Women’s Conference, March 20-21. This is your time to rise, to be seen, heard, and valued for the incredible person God made you to be. Register today and let’s change the world together.

Let’s commit to creating a world filled with faith, kindness, and love. We are saved by His grace, and today we embrace His love anew. If you have your Bibles, open with us to 1 Peter 5:10 as we reflect on the purpose God has in our lives—even amid discomfort and challenges. We’ve explored how God allows trials not to harm us but to grow us, shaping us to be more like Christ. Comfort does not lead to growth, but God uses discomfort to reveal our true selves and refine us in His image.

Remember, it’s not strange to face trials as believers; scripture teaches that those who live for God will face persecution. Discomfort serves to reveal areas of growth within us—attitudes, weaknesses, and truths about ourselves we may not see otherwise. Through challenges, we find strength and maturity, transforming more into Christ’s image.

Some might ask if God sends these hardships. While God may not bring pain, He uses all things for our good, just as Jesus was led by the Spirit to face temptation in the wilderness. Life’s tests and trials, when met with trust and faith in Him, help us become more like Christ.

Today, we’ll look at how grace and faith empower us amid hardship. Standing firm in faith does not mean passively accepting suffering. Instead, it means moving forward with purpose, even in tough times, trusting that through every test and trial, we are being molded more into the image of Jesus Christ.