P/S: You can love Jesus and lip glossš
Last Sunday, someone called me a āchurch girl with fine girl energy,ā and I just laughed. Like, what exactly is that supposed to mean? š
But it got me thinkingā¦ why does loving Jesus automatically mean you have to dim your shine? Why do people think holiness and hotness canāt breathe the same air? Baby, it can. It does. And it should.
See, being a fine girl isnāt a sin. Itās stewardship.
You take care of the body God gave you, express your style, your confidence, your creativity, and still love Him with your whole heart. You can slay your outfit and your Bible study. You can love Jesus and lip gloss. Balance it, sister! š
But hereās the real tea: the world will always try to box you in.
If you post Scriptures, they say youāre ādoing too much.ā
If you post selfies, they say youāve āchanged.ā
If you do both? They get confused.š¤£
And thatās the beauty of it; faith isnāt about fitting in, itās about standing out with purpose. Your light is meant to shine, not shrink. So go ahead, glow up and grow in grace. Dress well, speak kind, pray hard, love loud.
So, noā¦ faith doesnāt dim your shine. It defines it. It reminds you that your glow isnāt just from good skincare or sunlight, but from a peace that passes understanding. You can be holy and still be hot. You can be modest and still magnetic. Because grace has always looked good on peopleā¦ you just have to wear it well.
So next time someone tries to guilt-trip you for being stylish, smile and say, āIām fearfully and wonderfully madeā¦ emphasis on wonderfully.ā š
Have you ever been misunderstood because of how you express your faith?
Share your thoughts below ā letās talk about finding that sweet spot between faith and being a fine girl.
Beautiful š one holy but hot! Thank you for sharing ma’am
You can slay and still serve God.
You can still slay and serve God.
I once went for a picnic dressed in a free top and a shorts. When I posted pictures from the picnic on my status one of my pasties replied that I should chose whose side I truly belong toš¤£
I wasn’t shocked, I expected more because they only know me in church.
Faith doesn’t dim people’s shine that’s why I have a problem with churches that make women look odd in dress codes.
Modesty is beautiful, be classy for God abegš¤£
I once went for a picnic dressed in a free top and a shorts. When I posted pictures from the picnic on my status one of my pastors replied that I should chose whose side I truly belong toš¤£
I wasnāt shocked, I expected more because they only know me in church.
Faith doesnāt dim peopleās shine thatās why I have a problem with churches that make women look odd in dress codes.
Modesty is beautiful, be classy for God abegš¤£