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Why is it that some women get jealous of the very people sent to help them?


It is a question that continues to grieve my heart.


Some of us pray for open doors and then side-eye the ones carrying the keys. We ask for breakthrough, and when help arrives—skilled, sincere, and Spirit-led—we retreat into comparison or insecurity.


But here is the truth:

Every woman sent to assist you is not a threat. Some are assigned.

Not to compete, but to cover. Not to dim your light, but to reflect it.

Not to take your place, but to help you hold your place.


Jealousy is often rooted in unhealed wounds, scarcity mindsets, or misunderstood identity.

But we are not called to compete.

We are called to co-labor.

To build. To support. To make room at the table.


There is no shortage of success in the Kingdom. No need to shrink or sabotage.

Let us be women who celebrate help. Who honor the divine connections sent to lighten our load.

Because real women do not get jealous.


Real women link arms—so reach out to the ones holding you up and thank God for sending them.

ree

 
 
 

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