In Psalms 34:6, the word “desperation”, translates to “poor, afflicted, humble, wretched…”
Desperate, afflicted, wretched—no one wants to be that. However, it’s those desperate moments of affliction that allow us to see our wretched selves. It’s these moments that lead us straight to the Father. Whether you’re feeling stuck in your spiritual life, wanting to know God deeper, or tired of being in a cycle of sin, there is an answer to that prayer. But first, God is looking for a contrite heart (Psalm 51:17) that knows they cannot do it without Him.
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My journey with Christ has been far from easy. I've stumbled, I've fallen, and I've often felt lost and hopeless. Through it all, I've experienced the incredible power of God's grace.
Jesus has transformed me from a broken spirit, burdened by my own mistakes, into a vessel of breakthrough. If He did it for me, despite my shortcomings, He can do it for you, too.
Trust: a verb, not just a word. God demands action, not mere belief. We crave understanding, but He calls for quiet trust. His plans, though unseen, are for our good. "Despite what it looks like, despite what it feels like," trust His unwavering promise.