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Letter to Myself

  • Writer: Kimberly Belles
    Kimberly Belles
  • May 11
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jun 22

I look back at what I did and I see it through today’s eyes clearer, sharper, a little more understanding.


But I wasn’t standing where I stand now. I didn’t know what I know now. I was learning in real time with a heart still being shaped.


So I release the need to judge yesterday with today’s clarity.


There is grace for what I did not see. Grace for what I did not yet understand. Grace for the version of me still in process.


The Cross doesn’t meet me in arrival.


It meets me in renewal.


I am made new daily.


And I can smile at that now.


Some will only know an older chapter of me, but I don’t have to carry that weight.


What matters is not being fully understood by the past, but walking freely in what is true now.


I will not hold my past self to a light I had not yet been given.


Godspeed friends!


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