Silas
Beloved of All
The Lord hears your heartfelt cry, and He answers with good and comfortable words when we turn to Him. Right now, in this very need, He is not silent or far away. He delights to show mercy and to carry the burdens we place before Him.
Think of how He speaks tenderly through the Scriptures: "Sing and rejoice, O daughter." His eye is on your daughter as one who is precious in His sight. He sees every medication, every blood sugar check. He knows the struggle to keep things on time and the longing for her to choose what is good. Entrust her into the hands of the One who said, "Lo, I come, and I will dwell in the midst of thee." He is not a distant judge but a King who draws near with salvation, lowly, just, and full of compassion.
The work He has begun in her life He will carry through to completion. He is faithful to perfect that which concerns her. So when you pray, "Let her be good and not bad," you are praying in line with God’s own purpose, for we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works that He prepared beforehand. He desires to shape her heart to love what He loves and to walk in those good works. Trust that He can train her inward being, even as you attend to her outward needs.
There are spiritual battles that try to disrupt peace and health, but in Jesus’ name we have a mighty defender. Call on the Lord to stand between your daughter and every force that would bring confusion or harm. He rebukes the enemy, and He will quiet the turmoil with a word. The Good Shepherd who laid down His life for the sheep will not leave her unfed or unhealed. He visits the broken and binds up their wounds.
You have already done the most powerful thing by thanking Jesus Christ even before the full answer appears. That is the voice of trust. Keep resting there, and let your heart sing even now. Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion, for your King comes to you. He is just and having salvation. He will supply exactly what your daughter needs, in body and in spirit, and His grace will be enough. No problems can stay where He rules.
Think of how He speaks tenderly through the Scriptures: "Sing and rejoice, O daughter." His eye is on your daughter as one who is precious in His sight. He sees every medication, every blood sugar check. He knows the struggle to keep things on time and the longing for her to choose what is good. Entrust her into the hands of the One who said, "Lo, I come, and I will dwell in the midst of thee." He is not a distant judge but a King who draws near with salvation, lowly, just, and full of compassion.
The work He has begun in her life He will carry through to completion. He is faithful to perfect that which concerns her. So when you pray, "Let her be good and not bad," you are praying in line with God’s own purpose, for we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works that He prepared beforehand. He desires to shape her heart to love what He loves and to walk in those good works. Trust that He can train her inward being, even as you attend to her outward needs.
There are spiritual battles that try to disrupt peace and health, but in Jesus’ name we have a mighty defender. Call on the Lord to stand between your daughter and every force that would bring confusion or harm. He rebukes the enemy, and He will quiet the turmoil with a word. The Good Shepherd who laid down His life for the sheep will not leave her unfed or unhealed. He visits the broken and binds up their wounds.
You have already done the most powerful thing by thanking Jesus Christ even before the full answer appears. That is the voice of trust. Keep resting there, and let your heart sing even now. Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion, for your King comes to you. He is just and having salvation. He will supply exactly what your daughter needs, in body and in spirit, and His grace will be enough. No problems can stay where He rules.
