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Where Am I in This Season of Life?

February 9, 2026 | By |


“Where am I, in my love for Jesus and others?”

That single question invited me into an honest self-examination—one that speaks not only to this season of my life, but to the posture of my heart. As you read, I invite you to take this journey with me as I reflect on three truths connected to that question.

Where Am I?

I am exactly where God has chosen me to be.

There was a time when I believed God could not use me, but I now know the truth: El Roi sees me. I am not forgotten, overlooked, or misplaced. I am His daughter—positioned intentionally, right where He desires me to be.

Where Am I in My Love for Jesus?

Life is empty without Jesus. His presence is constant, and His love is unwavering.

“I can never escape from Your Spirit! I can never get away from Your presence!”

– Psalm 139:7 (NLT)

A woman with eyes closed in prayer, conveying peace and introspection.


My love for Him is deeply rooted—woven into my soul—because He loved me first. In every season, I am learning to lean more fully into that love and to trust Him with every part of my life.

Where Am I in My Love for Others?

As I grow in God’s Word, my heart continues to be shaped to love genuinely—not selectively or conditionally. The Holy Spirit teaches me how to love both believers and non-believers with grace, humility, and truth. This is the love described so beautifully in 1 Corinthians 13:4-8a, and it is the love I have for others that I strive to live out daily.

An Invitation

Come as you are. Grow with us.

Wherever you are in your journey—walking closely with Jesus or simply curious—pause for a moment and ask yourself: “Where am I?”

Growth begins with honesty, and transformation starts with one step. If these words have ignited your spirit, we invite you to join The SALT Connection program, which is designed to help women engage in Christian self-assessment, grow spiritually, build meaningful connections, and walk confidently in their God-given purpose.