God Is Saying to You Today

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God Is Saying to You Today

 

God’s Message to You: 🕊️





My beloved child,

I see your heart. I see the weight you’ve been carrying and the strength it takes to keep going when no one else understands. I’ve watched your quiet tears, your prayers whispered through pain, and your faith that didn’t fade even when life felt unfair. I want you to know — I have not forgotten you. I am working, even in the silence. Every delay has a purpose. Every closed door is leading you to something better. Trust My plan, even when you cannot see it.


When you feel weak, I am your strength. When you are uncertain, I am your peace. I am turning the pain that once broke you into the very testimony that will inspire others. The storm you’re facing is not meant to destroy you — it’s preparing you for greater blessings ahead.

I am restoring what was lost. I am healing the wounds that no one else can see. I am renewing your hope, your joy, and your purpose. The enemy tried to break you, but I am using everything for your good.


This is your time to rise again. You will see My faithfulness in ways you never imagined. Doors of favor are opening. Prayers you’ve prayed in tears are being answered in My perfect timing. So, be still and know that I am God. You are not forgotten, not forsaken, and not overlooked. I am with you — always, in all things, and through all seasons. — God 💛




🙏 Prayer:


Heavenly Father,

Thank You for reminding me that You are always near, even when life feels uncertain. Help me to trust Your timing and believe in Your promises. Strengthen my faith, calm my anxious heart, and guide me according to Your will. I surrender every worry and burden to You, knowing that You are working for my good.

In Jesus’ name, Amen. ✨






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