06/06/2026
We love mountaintops.
Moments where prayers are answered. When doors finally open. When life starts making sense again. Napakadaling sabihin, "Lord, salamat!".
But valleys?
Valleys are different.
Valleys are hospital rooms. Waiting seasons. Rejection letters. Valleys are the places where you wonder if God still sees you, hears you, or even remembers your name.
In the Old Testament, pagans believed their gods were tied to places. Mountains. Regions. Territories.
So the idea of a God who is present everywhere, a God whose power is not limited by geography, circumstance, or season, felt foreign to them.
But not our God.
Our God is not only the God of mountaintops, where praise comes easy.
He is also the God of valleys.
The God who stays in hospital rooms. The God who sits with you in grief. The God who walks with you even in the darkest seasons.
Whether you are celebrating or surviving,
whether your prayers are being answered or you are still waiting,
whether your heart feels full or broken.
He is close. He hears. He is right there with you.
He is the God of hills and valleys.
1 Kings 20:28
