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Finding Spiritual Growth in the Storm: meaning

  • Writer: Onyinye Onyejiaka
    Onyinye Onyejiaka
  • Jan 19
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jan 21



finding spiritual growth meaning

Spiritual growth meaning:


This year has been one of the most challenging I’ve ever faced. It felt like life turned completely upside down. Our visa was denied, shattering all the plans we had worked so hard to set in motion. Financial struggles created more roadblocks, stopping us from moving forward with even the simplest goals.


Yet, in the midst of all the chaos and heartbreak, I gained something invaluable: spiritual clarity. Over time, The Most High God began revealing Himself to me in ways I could have never imagined. It was as if I had been stumbling through life blindfolded, and suddenly, my eyes were opened. For the first time, I truly began to see.

This year brought me illumination—an understanding of why I’m alive. That answer became so real, so alive within me. With it came a sense of peace and contentment I never thought I’d experience.


If someone asked me what area of my life has seen the most growth this year, my answer would be simple: my spiritual life. It feels as though I’ve been a spiritual infant for 28 years, wandering without direction. But on my 29th birthday, something shifted. I began to grow. I became aware of God’s mercy on my life, and I realised just how undeserved but freely given His grace truly is.


I’m deeply grateful for how God has drawn me into His kingdom, gently teaching me what it means to truly live in Him. To grow in Christ is no small task—it’s a daily commitment. It requires discipline, but more than that, it requires surrender.

Here’s what I’ve learned about growing spiritually:

  • Study the Bible every day – The Word is our guide, our source of truth, and the light in the darkness.

  • Pray every day – Not out of routine but out of a longing to connect with Him. Prayer is our lifeline.

  • Meditate on the Word – It’s not just about reading; it’s about letting God’s truth sink deep into your heart.

  • Raise an altar – Create a time where you consistently meet with God, whether it’s in midnight or during the day.

  • Receive wisdom – Be open to hearing God’s voice through dreams, visions, personal

    prophecies and allow Him to direct your path.


This year hasn’t been easy, but it’s been necessary. God has been pruning me, teaching me, and preparing me for what’s ahead. I’ve learned to trust His process, even when it’s uncomfortable.


If you’re going through a season of hardship, know that it’s not without purpose. Growth often comes in the storm, and clarity comes after the rain. Keep seeking Him, and He’ll reveal Himself in ways that will transform your life.

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