“Real change is difficult at the beginning, but gorgeous at the end. Change begins the moment you get the courage and step outside your comfort zone; change begins at the end of your comfort zone.” ― Roy T. Bennett

Today’s topic discusses the beautiful end result when removed from comfort zones. For example, a caterpillar is the beginning of transforming into the end result of a beautiful butterfly with an array of colors. After a caterpillar has gone through its transformation, its beautiful wings are used to carry her into new territories. We should expect the same beautiful end for our self. In a previous blog, I paralleled diamonds’ formation and qualities to lives of Christian women. Like diamonds and butterflies, we too have embedded within us qualities awaiting to be minded, cut, polished and transformed under extreme pressure.

“We all stumble in many ways…” ~ James 3:2.

When a follower of my blog asked if I would share my thoughts on faultfinders, I immediately thought this was a great topic. Faultfinder | Definition of Faultfinder at Dictionary.com is a person who habitually finds fault, complains, or objects, especially in a petty way. Are you a faultfinder? Have you ever been a faultfinder? Do you know someone who find fault in everyone but themselves?

Have you ever been guilty of throwing deadly poisonous flaming arrows with negative words at other women? As I reflect on James 3:11, “Can both fresh water and salt water flow from the same spring,” I sadly remember in past times when I inflicted hurt to others with my words, or the way a message was conveyed. However, I am thankful to God that I lived to receive forgiveness from those individuals, and received forgiveness from Him.