Women have carried a bad reputation since the earliest pages of human history, beginning with Eve. For generations, Satan has spun false narratives about our worth, and for centuries we’ve had to fight for our rightful place in society.

In today’s political and religious chaos, the world is determined to desecrate everything God calls good — His image, His likeness, His virtues, His order, His beauty, His integrity, His holiness. And women have felt the sting of that battle from the very beginning. We had to fight to speak, to vote, to preach, to teach, and to work.

But hear me clearly:

We are not going backward.
We are rising in the righteousness of Christ.

The Lord is revealing that His daughters are anointed for this hour. For a season, positions of influence were held by those who misused power, but God allowed the counterfeit to appear first so that, in His timing, the humble would confound the wise. It had to unfold this way — for such a time as this.

“But God has chosen the foolish things of the world to put to shame the wise…”
— 1 Corinthians 1:27

The world still tries to mock womanhood by elevating what is hollow, worldly, and spiritually empty. But those who belong to Christ are not fooled. The world celebrates what aligns with darkness, but God’s daughters walk in a different light — one the world cannot comprehend.

“Because you are not of the world… therefore the world hates you.”
— John 15:19

Why the hostility?
Because impostors despise righteousness. And because of Jesus, we are too spiritually awake to be controlled, too wise to be deceived, and too bold to bow to intimidation. We stand before giants without flinching. We are the Deborahs and Esthers of the end‑time generation.

“Charm is deceitful and beauty is passing, but a woman who fears the Lord shall be praised.”
— Proverbs 31:30

Deborah was strong, courageous, and appointed by God — not by man. Her authority was genuine, and her leadership was Spirit‑given. She didn’t need to shout about power; she simply walked in it. She judged righteously, led faithfully, and carried wisdom that came from God alone.

Like Deborah, we are called to lead with purity, clarity, and discernment — not manipulation, vanity, or self‑promotion. We don’t rely on staged humility or performative spirituality. We were humbled by God Himself. We carry wisdom because we were shaped in the wilderness.

We are not corrupt. We are not sellouts. We have been tested, tempted, and pressured — yet we chose Christ over compromise. We stayed lowly servants while He equipped us with His Spirit.

For nearly a decade, we have walked through the wilderness with Jesus, dedicating our lives to His people and His mission. We are approved by Christ, not by man.

Open your eyes.

“Behold, I send you out as sheep among wolves. Therefore be wise as serpents and harmless as doves.”
— Matthew 10:16

Now you understand why we’ve been silenced, shadow‑banned, misrepresented, and pushed out of worldly platforms. Our character was attacked because our calling in Christ is true and genuine.

But the tide is turning.

There is a standoff between good and evil — and with Christ as our witness, we will prevail.

Much love,
Sister Christine ❤️✝️
Christine Beach ©️ (Formally Brejcha)

Written: July, 2024

Photo credit: Thanks to Anchored In Hope