01/15/2026
I don't know about you, but I gave my "virtue" away a bit earlier than others. Maybe you feel like yours was taken from you by force and couldn't get it back. I spent my teen years feeling flawed forever. Like I was a lesser version of what people thought I should be or what the "Good girls" were. Was my virtue lost?
If your childhood was anything like mine growing up in a your Christian faith, you were taught from a young age to “guard your virtue,” especially in church spaces. Our sweet moms and leaders did their best to guide us, but over time, that message became almost exclusively attached to sexual purity, and for many people it planted deep guilt and shame.
But Christ never intended virtue to be something you lost, found, or kept. It was something you could get in resonance with. Rooting yourself in the vibration of having a pureness of heart. A gentle reminder to check in with God.
Virtue was never meant to be something fragile that could be lost forever. When you root down into what virtue actually means, it is spiritual strength. It is purity of heart, integrity of action, and inner coherence.
So I invite you to pause and gently ask yourself. What does your heart actually feel like when you are honest? Have you truly been flawed all this time, or have you been carrying shame that was placed on you, while your heart remained rooted in something far more divine?
Virtue is attached to being made new. It is everlasting. It is something you can return to again and again as your heart realigns with truth. If you have ever felt shamed into believing you lost your virtue, know this. God had been listening to your heart all along. Keep sayin those prayers. He hears you my dear.
I'm so grateful for my relationship with Jesus Christ. He is always teaching me how to love and understand my worth a little deeper.
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