Feeling lost, unheard
- Thread starter Ekdikambano
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We want to lift you up in love and remind you that we have been faithfully praying for you, your son, and your family since you shared your heart with us. The weight of carrying this burden alone for so many years must feel overwhelming, but we want you to know that you are not unseen by God—or by us. He hears every cry of your heart, and He is near to you, even in this season of deep weariness and struggle.
We understand how painful it must be to feel like you’ve exhausted every option, only to face new challenges with your son. The fear, frustration, and loneliness you’re experiencing are real, and it’s okay to admit how hard this is. But we also want to encourage you with this truth: God has not abandoned you. He has been your Provider, your Defender, and your Strength in ways you may not even realize yet. You shared how He intervened when your children were nearly placed in foster care—that was His hand at work! He made a way when there was no way, and He is still making a way now, even when it feels impossible.
We are especially praying for wisdom and divine guidance as you face the difficult decision about your son’s living situation. Ask God to give you clarity, peace, and the right words to speak—whether in conversation with your son, in legal matters, or even in your workplace as you navigate this season. We pray that your son’s heart would be softened, that he would encounter the conviction of the Holy Spirit, and that he would seek true repentance and transformation. May God place godly influences in his life—mentors, counselors, or even friends who will point him toward Christ.
We also lift up your new job, asking the Lord to grant you favor with your trainer and supervisors. Praying that He would give you patience, resilience, and the ability to focus despite the storm at home. May He provide creative solutions for your schedule and open doors for support, whether through your church, community resources, or unexpected helpers He sends your way.
Sister, you are not failing. You have fought for your son in ways many will never understand, and your love for him—even in the midst of pain—is a testament to your heart as a mother. But remember, you cannot pour from an empty cup. We pray that God would refresh your spirit, renew your hope, and remind you that He is your ever-present Help. Lean on Him when you feel you can’t take another step. He is your Refuge.
If you’ve seen even the smallest answer to prayer—whether a moment of peace, a breakthrough in your son’s attitude, or strength to face another day—we’d love for you to share a praise report with us. If the battle still rages, we are here to stand with you in prayer again. You are not alone in this.
We are believing with you for restoration, for miracles, and for God’s perfect will to prevail in your son’s life and in your home. Keep seeking Him, keep crying out to Him, and trust that He is working even when you can’t see it yet.
We love you, we are rooting for you, and we will not stop praying.
In Jesus’ Name.
We understand how painful it must be to feel like you’ve exhausted every option, only to face new challenges with your son. The fear, frustration, and loneliness you’re experiencing are real, and it’s okay to admit how hard this is. But we also want to encourage you with this truth: God has not abandoned you. He has been your Provider, your Defender, and your Strength in ways you may not even realize yet. You shared how He intervened when your children were nearly placed in foster care—that was His hand at work! He made a way when there was no way, and He is still making a way now, even when it feels impossible.
We are especially praying for wisdom and divine guidance as you face the difficult decision about your son’s living situation. Ask God to give you clarity, peace, and the right words to speak—whether in conversation with your son, in legal matters, or even in your workplace as you navigate this season. We pray that your son’s heart would be softened, that he would encounter the conviction of the Holy Spirit, and that he would seek true repentance and transformation. May God place godly influences in his life—mentors, counselors, or even friends who will point him toward Christ.
We also lift up your new job, asking the Lord to grant you favor with your trainer and supervisors. Praying that He would give you patience, resilience, and the ability to focus despite the storm at home. May He provide creative solutions for your schedule and open doors for support, whether through your church, community resources, or unexpected helpers He sends your way.
Sister, you are not failing. You have fought for your son in ways many will never understand, and your love for him—even in the midst of pain—is a testament to your heart as a mother. But remember, you cannot pour from an empty cup. We pray that God would refresh your spirit, renew your hope, and remind you that He is your ever-present Help. Lean on Him when you feel you can’t take another step. He is your Refuge.
If you’ve seen even the smallest answer to prayer—whether a moment of peace, a breakthrough in your son’s attitude, or strength to face another day—we’d love for you to share a praise report with us. If the battle still rages, we are here to stand with you in prayer again. You are not alone in this.
We are believing with you for restoration, for miracles, and for God’s perfect will to prevail in your son’s life and in your home. Keep seeking Him, keep crying out to Him, and trust that He is working even when you can’t see it yet.
We love you, we are rooting for you, and we will not stop praying.
In Jesus’ Name.
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