A Love Letter From God - Matthew 11:28

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My child,


As you walk through this Holy Week, I want you to slow down and remember what this season truly means. It is not just a story of suffering—it is a story of love. My love for you. A love so deep that I chose the cross, knowing every pain, every rejection, and every moment I would endure… just to bring you back to Me. I saw you long before this moment. I knew your struggles, your silent battles, your hidden tears. I knew the weight you would carry and the questions that would fill your heart. And still, I chose you. Still, I made a way for you. On the cross, I carried more than wood and nails—I carried your burdens. Your fears, your regrets, your guilt, your pain… I took it all upon Myself. “Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” – Matthew 11:28 My child, you do not have to carry everything alone. I never asked you to. There are things you’ve been holding onto—wounds that haven’t healed, prayers that feel unanswered, and moments you wish you could undo. But I want you to release them into My hands.

This week is a reminder that even in the darkest moments, I am working. When it looked like defeat on Good Friday, victory was already on the way. When hope seemed lost, resurrection was being prepared. Just like that, I am working in your life—even when you cannot see it. “Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.” – Psalm 30:5



I know there have been nights when you cried quietly, when your heart felt overwhelmed, and when you wondered if things would ever change. I was there in every moment. I never left you. Not once. Even in your waiting, I am present. Even in your pain, I am near. My child, the cross was not the end—it was the beginning. A beginning of grace, forgiveness, and new life. And that same power is still working in you today. You are not defined by your past. You are not forgotten. You are not alone. Through My sacrifice, you are forgiven. Through My love, you are made new.

“If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come.” – 2 Corinthians 5:17 Let this truth settle in your heart. You don’t have to earn My love—it has already been given. You don’t have to strive for acceptance—you are already Mine. My child, there is still so much ahead of you. There is healing I am bringing. There is peace I am placing in your heart. There are doors I am preparing to open. Do not let doubt silence your faith. Do not let fear hold you back from trusting Me. Just as resurrection came after the cross, new life is coming into your story. What feels like an ending may be the very place I begin something greater.

Trust Me through this season. Trust My timing. Trust My love for you. Because everything I did… I did for you. And I would do it again.

With endless love,

Your Savior ✝️🙏

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