Tia Matthews

My testimony🌟!!

I want to share something with you all.
God led me on a faith journey that has been one of the hardest seasons of my life. There were moments when I was afraid because I had no idea what the outcome would be. Looking back, I honestly believe that if God had shown me everything I would have to endure, I might have been too afraid to obey His voice.

When He told me to go, I questioned Him. I said, "God, You allowed all my money to dry up. I'm broke, my credit is damaged, and You told me to give away everything I had." I was devastated. I cried for months.
Living in a hotel for more than a year was incredibly difficult. More than anything, I just wanted a place to call home. After being denied over and over again, I kept praying, fasting for months, and sitting quietly in God's presence, asking Him for wisdom, direction, and a strategic plan.

In His perfect timing, God opened the door, and I was finally able to move into a home.
Then yesterday, I woke up to an outpouring of God's goodness. He touched the hearts of people to bless me with gifts and donations. It was a beautiful reminder that God truly restores. He sees every tear, hears every prayer, and knows exactly what you need.
If you're in a difficult season, don't give up. Don't lose your faith. Keep trusting God even when you can't see what He's doing. His timing is perfect, His promises are true, and He is still in the business of restoring what seemed impossible.

Be encouraged. Your breakthrough may be closer than you think!

Building a business rooted in biblical values looks different from the world’s idea of success. Influence and recognition are not my focus — purpose is. The vision God has given me may look unfamiliar to others, but I’ve learned that obedience to Him matters more than fitting in.
I don’t chase money; I chase purpose. God leads, and I follow.

One of the greatest lessons I’ve learned in this season is that it’s not about how many clients I serve, but the impact I leave on their lives. Did I make them feel seen, valued, loved, and cared for? Those moments when a client asks for a hug, sends a heartfelt message, or takes the time to leave a kind review — those moments mean more to me than numbers ever could.
This journey is about allowing God to use my hands as a vessel for His will. It’s about serving with humility, love, and obedience.
My prayer has always been:

“Father, no matter how high You take me, help me remain humble and never make it about me. Let everything I do point back to You.”
At the end of the day, it’s never been about me.
It’s always been about God.

Building a business rooted in biblical values looks different from the world’s idea of success. Influence and recognition are not my focus — purpose is. The vision God has given me may look unfamiliar to others, but I’ve learned that obedience to Him matters more than fitting in.
I don’t chase money; I chase purpose. God leads, and I follow.

One of the greatest lessons I’ve learned in this season is that it’s not about how many clients I serve, but the impact I leave on their lives. Did I make them feel seen, valued, loved, and cared for? Those moments when a client asks for a hug, sends a heartfelt message, or takes the time to leave a kind review — those moments mean more to me than numbers ever could.
This journey is about allowing God to use my hands as a vessel for His will. It’s about serving with humility, love, and obedience.
My prayer has always been:

“Father, no matter how high You take me, help me remain humble and never make it about me. Let everything I do point back to You.”
At the end of the day, it’s never been about me.
It’s always been about God.

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