A Love Letter From GOD - DAY 29

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LOVE LETTERS FROM GOD — DAY 29

When You Feel Like You're Almost Out of Strength

My dear child,

I see you counting the days — twenty-nine now — wondering if you have anything left to give. Wondering if the strength you started with is the same strength you'll need to finish. It isn't. Something better has been happening.

You have been running on Me.

I know it doesn't always feel that way. Some mornings you wake up tired before you even begin. Some nights you lie down still carrying the weight of everything you didn't get to. You look at your hands and wonder how they're still open, still giving, still reaching for others when they feel so empty themselves.

Beloved, this is exactly where I do My best work — in the emptying. Not because I enjoy watching you run low, but because it's in that low place that you finally stop pretending you can do this alone. And that's when I get to show you what My strength actually looks like in your life.

"He gives power to the weak, and to those who have no might He increases strength." — Isaiah 40:29

I'm not asking you to find more strength today. I'm asking you to stop looking for it in yourself and start receiving it from Me. There's a difference between pushing through on empty and being carried through by grace. You were never meant to do the first one.

So today, if your hands are shaking and your eyes are heavy, let that be the very reason you lean harder into Me instead of pulling away in shame. I'm not disappointed in your tiredness. I'm not waiting for you to get it together. I'm right here, holding what you can't hold anymore.

Twenty-nine days in, and I want you to know — I haven't run out. I never will. Rest in that, friend. Let Me carry today.

With unfailing strength for you,
Your Father

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