Who Am I? Quotes

“Spiritual warfare is a mental battle, and it begins when you remember who you are.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Struggling relationships, never-ending dark nights of the soul, ungodly delays, anxiety, depression, mental exhaustion, physical fatigue, and emotional instability are all symptoms of spiritual battles occurring in the unseen world.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“You may be opposed and attacked and it is important to understand that a spiritual attack is not aimed at you as a person, but rather at what God has placed inside of you. The adversary may want to take it away and it's warfare when you won’t allow it!”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“You may be opposed and attacked and it is important to understand that a spiritual attack is not aimed at you as a person, but rather at what God has placed inside of you.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“It’s a common misconception that life becomes easier when God calls you, but in reality, the calling often triggers spiritual attacks and every calling has a distraction.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“This transformation changes your heart, mind, attitude, and old ways. No one is called and chosen by God without a story of a transformed life. There will be visible changes. You will experience a new birth – a spiritual awakening. Your old self will be stripped away, and you will be transformed into the image and likeness of God.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“It is in this season of hopelessness that God processes you, molds your character, and strengthens your spiritual endurance.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“God calls and conceals you from the world to protect you from premature exposure, which could trigger spiritual attacks. You won't be given an assignment that will harm you. Without knowledge, wisdom, and training, you would be set up to fail.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Chapter 5 Great Tests, Greater Trials The student cannot skip it”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“It's a choice that sets everything in motion.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“When I was called, I left my familiar present for an unknown future.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Living out your purpose is a dynamic and evolving process. It's not about attaining a fixed destination but rather embracing a lifelong journey of growth, service, and self-discovery. By aligning your talents, passions, and actions with your calling, you can create a meaningful impact in the world and experience a deep sense of fulfillment.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Maintaining a strong connection to your spiritual foundation can provide the strength, guidance, and clarity necessary to navigate challenges and stay aligned with your purpose.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Leadership doesn't necessarily mean holding a position of authority or power, but rather taking initiative and inspiring others through your actions and example. By leading with integrity, compassion, and a clear vision, you can inspire and motivate others to join you in making a difference.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Your purpose lies within the activities you naturally gravitate towards and can't wait to engage in. It often resides in those nostalgic pursuits–the moments of pure joy. It's in those magical instances where you feel inspired with each breath, love with every word, and experience a touch of magic in everything you do. You're fully immersed and focused when you're working on your purpose, and you don't even notice time passing by. When you're engaged in your passion, your soul kind of goes beyond time, and you lose track of hours.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Building a solid foundation by building our character is the first step in our calling. Our character determines how far we can go. Christ-like character attracts godly purposes. When we develop godly character, our purpose will be revealed to us.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“A calling is an inner urge to pursue a specific career, profession, or life path. A purpose, on the other hand, is a broader sense of meaning and direction that goes beyond personal ambitions.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Chapter 4 God-Given Purposes Until the last breath”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Our role is to be obedient and faithful; God's role is to bring about the impact and transformation in the lives of those who hear our message.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Some may interpret Gideon's response to God's instruction to go and defeat the Midianites as a sign of unbelief or even cowardice. However, I believe that Gideon was simply being honest with himself and with God. There is no greater act of faith than acknowledging that you need to depend on God to fulfill the assignment he has given you.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Doubt isn’t the opposite of faith; it can actually lead to a deeper understanding and stronger conviction”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“If now I have found favor in your eyes, give me a sign that it is really you talking to me.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“When God called Jonah to go to the city of Nineveh and deliver a message of repentance, Jonah initially resisted and tried to flee from God's presence. He doubted the effectiveness of his calling and experienced fear and reluctance.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called

“Detaching is a choice we make to have a healthier relationship with the world while isolating is a defensive reaction.”
― Kimberly Fosu, Who Am I?: The Journey From Unworthy to Called