You become what you worship
You become what you worship is a phrase often used by Bill Johnson in his teachings, and I certainly have seen it become true in people’s lives. The awe you feel toward someone or something will, in time, lead you into wonder and wonder isn’t passive—it draws you in. It invites you to get close, to observe, to participate. Eventually, it asks for transformation. I’ve always carried a quiet awe for a few women in my life. Back in my teenage years, I might’ve seen them as ordinary or out of touch , not trendy or loud enough to catch attention. But now, I see them for who they truly are: wise . They don’t speak just to fill silence—they speak only after listening to the Spirit. Once soft and uncertain, they’ve grown into women of deep strength and unshakable values. I’m in awe of them. From how they carry themselves with quiet dignity to the way their words carry weight without needing volume— not a day goes by that I don’t think of the women whose shoulders I now stand on. They’v...