11 : Abandoned God -

The most important thing to hold onto when you feel forgotten is that . Our emotions are often tied to our circumstances—loss, delay, or exhaustion—but God’s presence is tied to His promise. Scripture is filled with reminders that He is near to the brokenhearted and will never leave nor forsake His people, even when the evidence of our eyes suggests otherwise. 2. The Purpose in the Pause

Like a drowning person grabbing a life raft, cling to what you know about God’s character rather than what you feel . 11 : Abandoned God

If you are standing in that silence today, you aren't alone. Even Jesus, in his final moments, gave voice to this deepest human ache, crying out, "My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?" . 1. Feeling Abandoned vs. Being Abandoned The most important thing to hold onto when

Sometimes, what feels like God’s abandonment is actually a or a shift in perspective. In the silence, God is often: Molding your character: Preparing you for a new chapter. Even Jesus, in his final moments, gave voice