Word of God

17/01/2026

This verse reminds us that when we feel weak, afraid, or overwhelmed, God is our safe place (refuge) and our power to keep going (strength). He is not far away—He is present, helping us right now, especially in times of trouble.

15/01/2026

“You have caused men to ride over our heads;
We went through fire and through water;
But You brought us out to rich fulfillment.”
Explanation:
This verse speaks of severe trials and pressure—being overwhelmed, tested by fire and water. Yet the ending is powerful: God brings His people out, not just to survive, but into abundance and fulfillment. Your hard season is not the end; God is leading you to a better place.

15/01/2026

This verse reminds us that prayer is powerful.
When we pray with faith, we are placing our trust fully in God—not just in medicine, not just in strength, but in His power to heal and restore.
“Save the sick” means God brings help, healing, and hope, and “raise him up” means God will lift the person from weakness—physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Healing comes from the Lord, and faith keeps our hearts anchored while we wait.
Short encouragement line
“Faith prays. God heals. Hope rises.”

13/01/2026

This verse teaches that weakness is not a setback.
When you feel tired, limited, or unable to continue, God’s grace fills the gap.
You don’t need to be strong on your own—God’s strength works best when you admit your weakness.

11/01/2026

Jesus invites those who are tired, burdened, and overwhelmed to come to Him. He promises rest for the soul—peace, comfort, and relief that only He can give.

11/01/2026

This verse doesn’t say you will never get tired.
It says that when you wait on the Lord, He will renew your strength.
You may be tired today, but you are not without hope.

10/01/2026

10/01/2026