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You Are Still in the Air and God Is Not Finished

  • Writer: Brainz Magazine
    Brainz Magazine
  • Apr 21, 2025
  • 3 min read

Angel Mathis is a Christian Life Coach for Women, a Licensed Evangelist Missionary, and the founder of impactful businesses and ministries. With over 30 years in nursing and 15+ years as an entrepreneur, she blends faith, leadership, and expertise to empower women globally through coaching, podcasting, and spiritual growth initiatives.

Executive Contributor Angel Mathis

Many of us are soaring through life, appearing to move forward but feeling faceless, forgotten, and unseen. This isn’t about losing faith, it’s about losing our sense of power, identity, and purpose amid the fog. But 2 Timothy 1:7 reminds us that we were never called to live in fear; we were created to fly with boldness, love, and clarity.


The image shows four faceless white doves in flight against a dark, misty background, accompanied by the Bible verse.

“For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and self-control.” – 2 Timothy 1:7

I didn’t dream this up. I didn’t make it pretty on purpose. This was a real vision, one that caught me off guard.


I saw birds. Not normal ones. These had no faces. No heads. But they were flying. In motion. In the air. Quiet, but strong.


The sky behind them was soft, almost like fog or a heavy mist in gray and white.


No names. No noise. No direction I could see. But they were flying.


And I knew right then: this wasn’t about birds. It was about people.


There are many of us who feel like that, unseen. You’re doing life. You’re moving. You’re showing up. But you feel like your identity got lost in the fire.


You’re functioning, but you’re not free. You love God, but something in you still feels buried. You pray, but you don’t feel powerful.


Let me speak plainly: The enemy doesn’t always try to kill you physically. Sometimes, he just wants to remove your face. He wants to steal your sound. Your courage. He wants you to fly without purpose. To survive without impact.


But that’s not what God said.


You don’t need more hype. You need truth. And the truth is, fear has been lying to you.


You were never meant to stay invisible. You were never called to blend in. That vision reminded me: even if people don’t see you, He does. Even if your name has been left out of rooms and circles, He hasn’t forgotten you.


You don’t need to be loud to be powerful. You don’t need to be perfect to be useful. You just need to rise. And remember who sent you.


Don’t just keep flying, fly with fire. With clarity. With conviction. With boldness. Because if you’re still in the air, God’s not finished.


Let’s pray: Father, shake off everything that made me feel invisible. Remind me that you still speak, still lead, and still use me. I receive the spirit, you gave me power, love, and self-control. Help me walk in it. Help me fly again with vision and boldness. In Jesus’ name. Amen.


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Angel Mathis, Christian Life Coach

Angel Mathis is a Christian Life Coach for Women, Licensed Evangelist Missionary, and entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience in nursing and healthcare leadership. She has spent 15+ years building businesses locally and globally, including a home health and hospice company. Passionate about empowering women, Angel uses coaching, podcasting, and ministry to inspire spiritual and personal growth.

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