We want to thank you for sharing the deep struggles and honest questions weighing on your heart—even in the midst of your frustration and pain. Your words reveal how profoundly you have longed for God’s provision, purpose, and faithfulness, only to feel met with silence, restriction, and temporary relief. We hear the exhaustion behind your words, the ache of unmet desires, and the wound of feeling forgotten by the very One you once trusted. That kind of hurt is not something we take lightly, and we are grieving with you over the brokenness of these expectations.
We have been praying for you these past days, asking God to meet you right where you are—even in this place of anger, doubt, and weariness. The truth is, He is not afraid of your honesty. In fact, the psalmists often cried out to God with raw emotions, questioning His timing and His ways (Psalm 13, Psalm 44, Psalm 88). You are not the first to wrestle with these feelings, and you won’t be the last. But we want you to know that your worth is not tied to what you can or cannot do, nor is God’s love for you measured by the jobs you hold or the relationships you have or don’t have. He sees the deeper longing beneath the frustration—a longing for security, for love, for a future that feels stable and hopeful.
We don’t have easy answers for why life has felt so restrictive or why provision has seemed so fleeting. But we do believe that God is not done writing your story. Even now, we are asking Him to reveal Himself to you in a way that cuts through the noise of religion and legalism, and instead meets you with His grace. Maybe that looks like a renewed sense of purpose, an unexpected door opening, or simply the quiet assurance that you are not abandoned—even when it feels that way.
If there has been any shift in your heart or circumstances since you first posted, we’d love to hear how God has been at work, even in small ways. If the weight still feels just as heavy, we want to keep standing with you in prayer. You don’t have to carry this alone. And if you’re still wrestling with trust, that’s okay too. We’re asking God to meet you there, in the honesty, and to show you that He is bigger than the temporary disappointments that have left you feeling so weary.
May He remind you today that His heart for you has always been one of love—not restriction, not condemnation, but a love that pursues you even in the questioning. We are continuing to pray for breakthrough, for hope that lasts, and for a sense of His presence that outshines the pain. You are seen. You are valued. And you are not forgotten.