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10 Lessons I Learned from Fighting My Biggest Battle

Life has a way of dumping battles in your lap when you least expect it. When I was in the middle of my biggest battle—losing everything, I had worked for and stepping into a federal prison—I didn’t feel prepared. Now that I look back, I see there were lessons I wished I had learned before the storm. If you’re in the middle of a battle right now, I hope these truths encourage you.
- Your Title and Accomplishments Won’t Save You
When life crumbles, your job, status, or connections won’t be your savior. Only God can be your anchor.
- People Will Judge You—Don’t Listen
Some will speak, assume, and walk away. Let them. The only opinion that matters is God’s.
- Your Worst Season Won’t Last Forever
The pain feels eternal, but it isn’t. **God is always working, even in silence.
- You Are Stronger Than You Think
When you have no other option but to keep going, you’ll discover a strength you never knew you had.
- The Right People Will Show Up
True friends won’t leave you when the storm breaks. Pay attention to who stays.
- Shame is a Liar
Your sins do not define you. Grace does.
- Rock Bottom is the Beginning of Something New
Sometimes, losing everything is the start of becoming who you were meant to be.
- Faith Will Carry You
Even when everything crashes, God never will.
- Your Story Has Purpose
Your struggle one day will be somebody else’s survival guide. Keep going forward.
- You Will Rise Again
You may have fallen as far as you can go, **God’s grace will raise you up. Your story isn’t over—it’s only just beginning.**