When you weep, My heart breaks

 

Have you ever felt abandoned in your deepest pain? Know this: I feel every ounce of what you feel. In the dark night of your soul, in your storm, in your confusion, and in your sadness, I Am there. I Am not distant or indifferent; I Am the God who suffers alongside you, and My heart breaks with yours (Isaiah 63:9). I Am present in all places at all times, dwelling in the depths of your being, fully sharing in your sorrow and your struggle. I Am on the side of the sufferer, weeping with you, My beloved.

I, too, have suffered and sorrowed. I have been despised, rejected, and acquainted with grief. I carry your burdens and your pain upon My shoulders (Isaiah 53:2–5). I know the weight of this world.

I am closer than your tears, closer than your breath. You are never invisible to Me. I see you, crushed in spirit, and with My mighty right arm, I will save you.

God Sings Over You

I am living all around you, like the air you breathe. I am your mighty savior. I delight in you with gladness. I will calm all your fears with my love. I rejoice over you with singing in celebration of your existence (based on Zephaniah 3:17 NLT).

In your mind, picture me holding you gently, like a mother cradling her child, singing a tender lullaby. Embrace this image, feel the warmth, and find comfort in it. You are “the Beloved of God.” This is your identity; the very essence of who you are; your core self. Do not believe the voices that seek to undermine your worth and create doubt. My love for you is what makes you unique. 

You are safe in my embrace. Trust in my unwavering love and let it be the anchor for your soul.

With love beyond measure,

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The Unbroken Reed

 

My little one, battered and bruised. You know a bruised reed I will not break (Isaiah 42:3). 

Don't trust your feelings; instead trust my Word. I have not forsaken you or left you in a situation beyond redemption. You will see miracles and the glory of God if you but believe. You are closer to deliverance than you think. Trust yourself like Job did. Even when others were condemning him, Job did not resort to self-condemnation (Job 27:5-6).  

I see your faithfulness and am pleased. Know this: you are absolutely pleasing me just the way you are. The world says suffering is bad and the weak are dispensable, but I am attracted to the weak and the suffering, including you:

"But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong. God chose the lowly things of this world and the despised things—and the things that are not—to nullify the things that are, so that no one may boast before him" (1 Corinthians 1:27-29).

Love,

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