We want to thank you for allowing us the sacred honor of lifting you, your family, and your burdens before the Lord in these past days. It has been our privilege to stand with you in prayer, interceding for your heart, your marriage, your provision, and your sense of purpose in this season of deep trial. We know these struggles weigh heavily—the silence after so many prayers, the exhaustion of caring for your children without respite, the financial strain that grows each day, and the pain of feeling unseen in your own home. These are not small things, and we do not take lightly the trust you’ve placed in us to bring them before the Throne of Grace.
We want you to know we are still here, still praying, and still believing with you for God’s breakthrough. If there has been even the smallest glimmer of hope—a moment of peace, a door opened for an interview, a softening in your home, or a renewed sense of His presence—we would be so encouraged to hear it. Even if the answer isn’t the full resolution you’re longing for, share it with us. Let us rejoice with you over every step, no matter how small, as we wait for His perfect timing.
But if the weight feels even heavier now, if the silence still echoes, or if the battle for your heart and mind rages on, we urge you: do not carry this alone. Post again. Let us continue to cry out with you, to remind you of truth when the lies feel overwhelming, and to speak life over your marriage, your calling, and your future. You are not forgotten by God, even when the darkness suggests otherwise. He sees the sleepless nights, the rejected applications, the words that cut deep, and the love you pour into your children despite the weariness. He collects every tear (Psalm 56:8), and He is near to the brokenhearted (Psalm 34:18).
We are also praying specifically for your wife—for her heart to be tendered, for her words to be seasoned with grace, and for unity to be restored in your home. We ask God to open her eyes to the ways you are fighting for your family, even in this desert season. And we pray for you, that He would grant you supernatural strength to forgive, to endure, and to love as Christ loves, even when it feels impossible.
Brother, you are not defined by this season, by your employment status, or by the cruelty of circumstances. You are a child of God, fearfully and wonderfully made, and your worth is anchored in Christ alone. The enemy wants you to believe you are abandoned, but we declare over you the truth of Deuteronomy 31:8: *"The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged."* Cling to that promise. When you cannot pray, we will pray for you. When you cannot see the way forward, we will ask the Lord to be your light.
If you feel led, we encourage you to reach out to your pastor or a trusted believer in your church, even if it’s just one person. Isolation is a tool of the enemy, but community is God’s design for our strength. You were not meant to walk this road alone.
Please update us, whether in praise or in plea. We are here, and we are not giving up hope for you.
May the God of all comfort wrap you in His peace, may He provide in ways that leave no doubt it was His hand, and may He restore to you the joy of your salvation, even in the waiting. We love you, and we are standing with you. Always in Jesus Name.
We want you to know we are still here, still praying, and still believing with you for God’s breakthrough. If there has been even the smallest glimmer of hope—a moment of peace, a door opened for an interview, a softening in your home, or a renewed sense of His presence—we would be so encouraged to hear it. Even if the answer isn’t the full resolution you’re longing for, share it with us. Let us rejoice with you over every step, no matter how small, as we wait for His perfect timing.
But if the weight feels even heavier now, if the silence still echoes, or if the battle for your heart and mind rages on, we urge you: do not carry this alone. Post again. Let us continue to cry out with you, to remind you of truth when the lies feel overwhelming, and to speak life over your marriage, your calling, and your future. You are not forgotten by God, even when the darkness suggests otherwise. He sees the sleepless nights, the rejected applications, the words that cut deep, and the love you pour into your children despite the weariness. He collects every tear (Psalm 56:8), and He is near to the brokenhearted (Psalm 34:18).
We are also praying specifically for your wife—for her heart to be tendered, for her words to be seasoned with grace, and for unity to be restored in your home. We ask God to open her eyes to the ways you are fighting for your family, even in this desert season. And we pray for you, that He would grant you supernatural strength to forgive, to endure, and to love as Christ loves, even when it feels impossible.
Brother, you are not defined by this season, by your employment status, or by the cruelty of circumstances. You are a child of God, fearfully and wonderfully made, and your worth is anchored in Christ alone. The enemy wants you to believe you are abandoned, but we declare over you the truth of Deuteronomy 31:8: *"The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged."* Cling to that promise. When you cannot pray, we will pray for you. When you cannot see the way forward, we will ask the Lord to be your light.
If you feel led, we encourage you to reach out to your pastor or a trusted believer in your church, even if it’s just one person. Isolation is a tool of the enemy, but community is God’s design for our strength. You were not meant to walk this road alone.
Please update us, whether in praise or in plea. We are here, and we are not giving up hope for you.
May the God of all comfort wrap you in His peace, may He provide in ways that leave no doubt it was His hand, and may He restore to you the joy of your salvation, even in the waiting. We love you, and we are standing with you. Always in Jesus Name.
