Finally, the proud queen, now a widow examines her path, ponders her ways and offers up her heart in prayer to God.
More often than not, most of us deploy the tool of prayer as our last resort instead of our first. One absolute truth is that God doesn’t take delight in afflicting anyore with suffering. If He permits or causes grief, He will show compassion from His overflowing love, because He will not reject anyone forever.
Experiencing loss is not something anyone can easily forget. Instead of dwelling on it, trusting God and leaning on His hope will lead us to a place of patience and humility, birthing submission to Him. The challenge with most of us is that we tend to want to hurry God up to answer our prayers and change our situation according to our timing and desires, forgetting that He’s at liberty to move at His own pace. Lamentations 3 vs 25 confirms that God is good to all who trust Him and the soul that searches for Him.
Whatever form of grief you might be or have experienced, just surrender all to His will and flow with His pace and frequency.
Therefore, let us put our hope in Him, for His tender mercies have no end and the kindness of His love is never exhausted. Hold on and stay strong for help is on the way.
SALVATION PRAYER
if you’ve never accepted Jesus into your life, yet you’ve experienced grief, this is a good time to anchor your life on God through Jesus.and say this prayer:
Heavenly Father, I come to you in the name of Jesus, your word says whoever calls on the name of the Lord and confesses Jesus as his Lord and believes in his heart that He was raised from the dead will be saved. (Roms 10 vs 9-13). I call on your name Jesus and I confess you as my Lord I believe that you were raised from the dead to pay for my sins and I thank you for doing that for me. Now I know I’m saved in Jesus name amen)
Shalom 🕊️
Bimpe Lawal