Divine Alignment: When Your Work Becomes Worship
- Nicole Wade
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 - Apr 28, 2020
 - 2 min read
 
Updated: Oct 18

The Whisper Within
There are rules we’ve followed so long, we forget who wrote them. They live in our bodies, tucked away beneath achievement and ambition. But they were never God’s rules. They were survival scripts—taught, inherited, and obeyed.
And it’s time to unlearn them. You were not placed on this planet to merely occupy it with your presence. You were designed to transform it.
When the Role Doesn’t Match the Calling
Sometimes we shine in roles that don't reflect who we really are. We’re praised, promoted, and paid—but quietly detached from our truth. Even “dream jobs” can become cages when they don’t allow us to express the soul of who we are. Fitting the role isn’t the same as fulfilling the calling.
What if we saw our jobs as sacred training grounds? Not destinations—but places to practice purpose, to develop voice, and to hone the gifts placed in us before time began?
The Permission to Be Fully You
Being authentic isn’t being “too much.” It’s being obedient. It’s being available to the assignment only you were created to carry out. God’s signature is on your authenticity—don’t erase it to make others comfortable.
When we understand that our work is worship—no matter the setting—we free ourselves from needing permission to be real. We serve not for applause, but for alignment.
A Final Soul Note
You do not come to this life, this work, or this moment to be a watered-down version of yourself.
You are here to serve, to shine, to shift. Fear cannot govern what God has already graced. Go forward in faith. No more shrinking. No more second-guessing. Your authenticity is the assignment.
A call to action:
What self-imposed rule are you releasing this week in order to live more freely as the woman God designed you to be? Share it with me—I’d love to hold space for your shift.



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