Simran Maqsood Official

09/13/2026

True love is shown not in success, but in your darkest moments. People may stand with you when you can offer something, but Jesus never abandons you. He loves you without conditions. When you have no strength left, He becomes your strength. When your heart is broken, He comforts you. When you have no one to talk to, He listens. And when the whole world walks away, He stays by your side, holding you with love that expects nothing in return. That is not ordinary love. That is unconditional, everlasting, and divine. That is the true love of Jesus Christ. This love is more precious than anything in this world—more valuable than diamonds, more beautiful than gold. Diamonds may lose their shine, and gold may lose its value, but the love of Jesus Christ never fades, never fails, and never ends. It’s the greatest treasure we could ever receive. 🙏 Amen

09/12/2026

25 years later, we remember the lives lost, honor the heroes who served, and keep their memories in our hearts. September 11, 2001. We will never forget.”

09/12/2026

I only find peace when I spend time with God. I promise you, if you sit in His presence, you will experience a peace greater than anything this world can offer. Sometimes God does not change the situation around you, but He changes you and gives you peace in the middle of it. When you feel restless and without peace, it may be because your soul is longing for God. We often think that if we just get a certain person, accomplish something, or have certain things, we will finally be happy and at peace. But peace is not found in things or people; peace is found in God, in Jesus. When you find Him, you find the peace your soul has been searching for. The things of this world may satisfy the flesh for a moment, but your soul has a deeper hunger, and that hunger is for God and for being connected to Him. You can have everything you want and still feel something is missing, because only God’s presence can truly satisfy your soul. So spend more and more time in His presence, because that is where true and lasting peace is found

whenever I have asked God for His peace, I have always felt something deeply special. When I sit in prayer, I don’t know what other people ask God for or what things they seek, but when I sit in His presence, I close my eyes and simply listen to Him. I go so deep that I feel as if I have entered a place where there is no noise, nothing else—only the presence of God. I become so deeply immersed in worship that one day I felt God asking me, ‘Simran, do you know why you go so deep? Not everyone goes this deep. Do you know why?’ Because God has given me His peace. No matter how difficult the situation, no matter how hard life becomes or what struggles come, even if people don’t understand what I’m going through, if I sit in God’s presence, even once a day, I don’t feel like getting up from His presence again. My heart isn’t as attached to the things of this world as it is to God. And I want you to know this too: when God’s presence and peace cover your life, nothing in this world can satisfy you the same way, because you have found what is real. The things of this world can give temporary comfort, but the lasting peace that truly satisfies your soul can only be found in God’s presence. That’s all I want to say.

Whenever I rise from prayer, I often don’t even feel like saying a single word to God. I’ve realized that prayer isn’t just about words or asking God for things. It’s about being in His presence and experiencing His peace. When you begin to seek God’s presence more than the things of this world, it means you’ve found something real: the peace your soul has been searching for. Sometimes we go through struggles and difficult seasons, but when I enter prayer, I become so deeply immersed in God that I don’t even know what to ask for. The things of this world start to feel so small, and all I can say is, ‘God, just make me worthy of You.’ ‘Give me more of Your peace.’ Give me so much peace that if I pray for someone who is struggling, they too can experience Your peace. People desperately need this peace today. Jobs, good clothes, marriage, children even when you have all of these, something can still feel missing. Only God can truly satisfy the soul. So when you seek His presence, that is where you find the peace you’ve been looking for.

I also have a favourite worship song by an Indian worship singer, Anil Kan. The song uses words from the Bible: ‘My soul thirsts for God,’ as a deer pants for streams of water. That gave me another example of something God has taught me. When God tells you something, and what He tells you connects with His word, it can be a confirmation that God is speaking to you. This song brings so much peace to my heart because it reminds me that my soul’s deepest thirst is for God. Just as a thirsty soul longs for water, my soul longs for God’s presence, and that is where I find true peace.

Please remember that the messages I have shared with you here and everything I have written have been guided by the Holy Spirit. At that moment, what the Holy Spirit spoke to me came from my heart, and I felt His presence very deeply. That is why I wrote these words. I don’t want anyone to think that this message was generated by AI. This is a message about God’s truth reaching your heart and showing you how you can find true peace in him

I didn’t write this to impress anyone with my words. I simply wrote down what God was speaking to me and what He placed in my heart. My intention is not to impress people, but simply to share what God has put on my heart.

09/08/2026

What I have learned is this: If there is a huge mountain and beneath it lies a tiny seed, human reasoning would say it is impossible for that seed to ever break through the mountain. But I believe our faith should be so strong that even a tiny seed could look at the mountain and say, “I am not afraid of you, because my trust is in God.” Then the mountain itself would begin to tremble and say, “This seed is so small, but look at how strong its faith is. It’s like saying my own strength is nothing compared to that.” The mountain begins to fear that this little thing might actually move it. In that image, faith isn’t about size, but about depth and trust. When your trust is rooted in Christ, even a little, real faith can make the biggest difference. It’s not about the size of your faith, but about the strength of the One you put it in. And when that faith is alive, the mountain has no choice but to move. I’m sure the pressure feels heavy, and some days it probably feels lonely. But that trust you’re holding onto? That’s real strength. Pressure isn’t weakness. Sometimes it’s the quiet work of roots going deeper. Even if others don’t notice it right away. And you’re not defined by what people say. You’re defined by what God says about you. If God has chosen you, then no obstacle can cancel His plan for your life. Maybe what you’re facing now isn’t meant to destroy you, but to shape you into someone so rooted in Christ that even the mountain ends up saying, “I can’t stand against this person anymore.” And that strength won’t be yours alone. It will come from the unshakable foundation of Jesus Christ. God is speaking to you today. No matter how many mistakes you’ve made, how much sin, how much you’ve been hurt, or how much you’ve hurt others. None of that is greater than His mercy. Today He is knocking at the door of your heart, saying come to Me. I forgive you. He isn’t like people. He doesn’t hold your past against you. That’s why He alone is truly worthy to be called God. His love is unconditional. His mercy has no end. He is not seeking perfection. He is seeking a willing heart, a simple ‘Yes’. Even if all you have is 1% faith, don’t give up. Keep walking with Him. Keep trusting. Let God finish what He started in you. No matter how many people reject you, God’s one ‘Yes’ is greater than all the world’s ‘No’s’. His acceptance outweighs every rejection. Remember, God never asked for great faith; Jesus talked about faith as small as a mustard seed. He didn’t say many mustard seeds; He spoke of one. God doesn’t need enormous faith; He delights in a sincere heart that trusts Him. One surrendered ‘Yes’ can be the start of a transformed life. Your1% faith may look small, but in God’s hands it can become powerful enough to silence the noise of the world. While others see pressure, God is growing your faith in ways you may not yet understand. people won’t just remember you for success; they’ll remember your faith, your perseverance, and how you kept trusting God when giving up would’ve been easier. So, don’t lose hope. Stay faithful. Keep moving forward. The God who forgives you is also the God who restores you, strengthens you, and fulfills His purpose in your life.

09/05/2026

What Kind of Shepherds Is God Looking For?

God is not looking for perfect shepherds. He is looking for hearts that reflect His own heart. The Kingdom of God is not built by flawless people, but by people who are willing to hear His voice, surrender their hearts to Him, and obey Him. Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly chose imperfect men and women—not because they had never failed, but because they were willing to humble themselves, repent, and give their hearts to Him. We should never define a person’s entire life by their greatest mistake, because only God knows the whole story, and only God writes the ending. True shepherds do not expose the failures of others; they cover them with love, help restore the broken, and guide people with mercy instead of condemnation. Without love, kindness, humility, compassion, and forgiveness, even spiritual gifts, knowledge, influence, leadership, and revelation lose their true purpose.

Why are so many people broken in the world today? Because people are constantly blaming one another: “You made this mistake. You did that wrong. Look at what you have done.” Imagine what would happen if we all became willing to recognize our own mistakes first. The world would become a very different place. When we learn to forgive instead of constantly blaming, when we learn to cover one another’s wounds instead of exposing them, and when we choose restoration instead of humiliation, we begin to reflect the character of God. We cannot expect perfection from other people when none of us is perfect.

We also need to understand that a person expressing a desire or saying, “I like this,” does not mean that they cannot live without it. Every human being has different desires, preferences, interests, and things they enjoy. Simply expressing a personal desire does not define someone’s character, spirituality, or ability to serve God. We should never judge a person’s entire character or question what kind of servant of God they are based on one particular preference or desire. God looks deeper than outward appearances; He knows the heart.

Jesus came for people who recognize that they are in need. Just as a doctor does not give medicine to someone who is healthy but treats the person who is sick, Jesus came to those who need healing and restoration. Sin can be understood as a sickness of the soul, and Christ is the Healer. If you are carrying the weight of your failures, do not run away from God—run toward Him. He does not ask you to become perfect before coming to Him. He asks you to give Him your heart. The One who created you knows exactly how to heal you, restore you, transform you, and bring you back onto the right path.

When you surrender your heart to God, the Holy Spirit begins a transformation that human effort alone cannot accomplish. He transforms your heart through His Spirit, through His love, and through His grace. He knows exactly what needs to change and how to bring that change into your life. Just as a doctor knows how to treat each patient according to their condition, God knows your heart completely and knows exactly how to work in your life. Just give your heart to God.

True transformation does not begin with human perfection; it begins with complete surrender. No human being can offer perfect love—perfect love belongs to God alone. We all make mistakes, so if we truly love others, we must make room for grace, forgiveness, growth, and restoration. We should never believe that one failure determines someone’s destiny, because we are not the authors of other people’s stories—God is.

God is still raising shepherds who choose mercy over condemnation, restoration over humiliation, forgiveness over revenge, humility over pride, and obedience over self-righteousness. These are the shepherds who reflect the heart of Christ. They do not push wounded people further down; they reach out their hands and help them stand again. They do not make people famous for their mistakes; they help them discover that their story is not over. Their lives become a reflection of Christ’s heart and a testimony of His grace in a broken world.

09/01/2026

“God told me to share this message with you.”

23 “You shall not circulate a false report. Do not put your hand with the wicked to be an unrighteous witness. 2 You shall not follow a crowd to do evil; nor shall you testify in a dispute so as to turn aside after many to pervert justice.
Exodus 23:1-2

The spiritual message is that God calls us to live with truth, integrity, and fairness. We’re warned not to spread gossip or false reports, not to follow the crowd into wrongdoing, and not to show favoritism because of someone’s status or poverty. As followers of Christ, our words and actions should reflect God’s truth and bring glory to Him, not the pressure of public opinion. People may judge your appearance, past, or reputation, but God sees your heart. Today, He sets before you a choice: truth or gossip, love or hatred, forgiveness or revenge. Gossip may seem sweet for a moment, but it is poison to the soul. The way you speak about others reveals what is in your heart, especially when they are not present. Let your words glorify Christ, because every word matters before God. Gossip destroys, but love restores; truth brings freedom, and grace brings healing. God knows every heart, so do not follow the crowd—follow Christ. Choose to be a voice of grace, truth, and encouragement, and let your words and your life reflect His love and mercy.

08/07/2026

“Today, God spoke to me and placed this message on my heart. People often misunderstand what they cannot see. They look at someone’s life and say, ‘If God has called this person, why are they still here? Why are they still doing this job?’ But they do not understand God’s purpose or his timing. You have never worn someone else’s shoes, so you cannot fully understand the battles they are carrying. Every person’s journey is different because God has a unique plan for every life. We often judge people because they haven’t finished their education, aren’t married yet, haven’t achieved what the world expects. But Jesus said, “Do not judge, or you too will be judged.” God is the only true judge, and he has never given us that seat. Whenever we judge someone, we try to take a place that belongs to God alone. God takes time to prepare the people he has chosen. He teaches humility and patience, so we remember that we stand by his grace and not by our own strength. Remember David, God chose him when he was only a shepherd caring for sheep. No one expected a shepherd to become king. People look at appearance, status, education, and family background, but God looks at the heart. Moses was called after many years in the wilderness, around eighty years old. Jesus’ public ministry was only about three and a half years, yet it changed the world forever. Never measure someone’s calling by their present season. Be a helping hand that lifts people up. Be careful whose heart you hurt, because you don’t know who is close to God’s heart. Never underestimate someone because of what they cannot do. Throughout scripture, God used ordinary and unlikely people powerfully through Jesus Christ. The most powerful thing in this world is to love like Jesus, and it’s also one of the most difficult. Still, that is the life I choose. Even when people misunderstand me, I choose kindness, mercy, forgiveness, and love, because I want to reflect the character of Jesus. Always remember, what God has prepared for you belongs to you. No one can steal your calling, your purpose, or your blessing. Trust God’s timing, trust his plan, and keep saying yes to him. This message was written from my own heart. It is not AI-generated. I believe God placed these thoughts on my heart, and I have written them in my own words.🗣️🗣️🙏

07/06/2026

07/06/2026

Don’t allow 🙅‍♀️fear 😨to control your life

07/05/2026

Happy 4th OF July 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👏👏🤗🤗Thanks Jesus