I want to remind you that you are closer than you think to where God wants you to be. The gap between where you are and where you want to be isn’t as wide as it seems. It’s about letting go of the weights, running with endurance, fixing your eyes on Jesus, and trusting God’s process.

Today, we’re going to discuss what it means to pray using God’s Word and how reminding Him of His promises isn’t for His sake, but for ours. We will explore how reading, meditating, and living in His Word aligns our hearts with His will, and when that happens, He delivers on His promises.

Forgiveness is not easy, but it’s liberating. It opens the door to healing, restoration, and a closer relationship with God. When we forgive, we are reflecting God’s nature and His mercy toward us. We are also creating space for the Holy Spirit to work in our hearts and guide us toward greater peace and purpose.

Trust that God has equipped you for the task at hand. You don’t need to be transformed into someone else—you just need to embrace who you are and step into God’s plan with confidence.

I want to encourage you to examine your faith and your beliefs. Are they rooted in the unchanging truth of God’s Word, or have you accepted certain ideas simply because they resonate with what you want to believe?

Stop worrying about what God is already working on. Trust the process, trust His timing, and let Him do the work He’s promised to do. As you do that, you’ll find peace, growth, and the freedom to live without the weight of anxiety.

Don’t fear the process of creative destruction. God is already doing something new in your life, and He has given you the authority to create and shape the world around you. Embrace the process, trust God through the pruning, and watch how He brings forth new growth, new opportunities, and new blessings.

I want to encourage you to take the steps of repairing, rebuilding, and standing in the gap. These are not just actions we take in our own strength; they are part of a larger process where we partner with God in His work of healing and restoration.