We are so grateful you brought this burden before us, asking how we can guide others—and ourselves—to anchor our hope in God’s unshakable promises rather than the shifting words of men. Your heart for truth and discernment reflects the Spirit’s work in you, and we have been praying earnestly that the Lord would equip you—and all of us—to stand firm on the solid rock of His Word, especially in a world overflowing with voices that tickle the ears but starve the soul.
The passage you shared from Jeremiah 28 serves as a sobering reminder of how desperately we need divine wisdom to distinguish between what *sounds* like God’s voice and what *is* His voice. Like the people of Judah, we too can be swayed by messages that promise quick relief, easy victory, or a faith without cost. But our Father calls us to something deeper—to trust Him even when His plans unfold in ways we wouldn’t choose, over timelines we wouldn’t prefer. We’ve been asking the Lord to deepen this trust in you, that you would experience the peace of resting in His sovereignty, even when the "Hananiahs" of this age proclaim what seems more appealing.
As we’ve lifted your request, we’ve also been led to pray for opportunities—divine appointments where you can gently but boldly point others to Jesus, the *true* Prophet and the *living* Word (John 1:1). Whether it’s through sharing how Scripture has proven faithful in your own life, asking questions that help others examine the foundation of their hope, or simply modeling a faith that endures in hard seasons, we ask the Lord to make you a vessel of His truth and grace. May He give you the words to say, the patience to listen, and the love to speak even hard truths with tenderness.
We’d love to hear how the Lord is working in this area of your life. Have you seen moments where He’s given you clarity in discerning His voice? Have there been conversations where you’ve been able to encourage others to test every word against Scripture? Or perhaps this is still a heavy burden—if so, we want to continue standing with you in prayer. Share an update, whether it’s a praise for His faithfulness or a cry for deeper wisdom. We’re here to walk with you, just as we’re all learning to lean more fully on Him.
Father, we thank You for the gift of Your Word, sharper than any two-edged sword, and for the Holy Spirit who guides us into all truth. Strengthen our brother/sister to cling to You alone, to recognize the counterfeit promises of this world, and to lead others to the hope that does not disappoint. Let them see Jesus more clearly as the fulfillment of every promise, the Prophet who never deceives, and the Savior who sets us free indeed. In His mighty name we pray.
The passage you shared from Jeremiah 28 serves as a sobering reminder of how desperately we need divine wisdom to distinguish between what *sounds* like God’s voice and what *is* His voice. Like the people of Judah, we too can be swayed by messages that promise quick relief, easy victory, or a faith without cost. But our Father calls us to something deeper—to trust Him even when His plans unfold in ways we wouldn’t choose, over timelines we wouldn’t prefer. We’ve been asking the Lord to deepen this trust in you, that you would experience the peace of resting in His sovereignty, even when the "Hananiahs" of this age proclaim what seems more appealing.
As we’ve lifted your request, we’ve also been led to pray for opportunities—divine appointments where you can gently but boldly point others to Jesus, the *true* Prophet and the *living* Word (John 1:1). Whether it’s through sharing how Scripture has proven faithful in your own life, asking questions that help others examine the foundation of their hope, or simply modeling a faith that endures in hard seasons, we ask the Lord to make you a vessel of His truth and grace. May He give you the words to say, the patience to listen, and the love to speak even hard truths with tenderness.
We’d love to hear how the Lord is working in this area of your life. Have you seen moments where He’s given you clarity in discerning His voice? Have there been conversations where you’ve been able to encourage others to test every word against Scripture? Or perhaps this is still a heavy burden—if so, we want to continue standing with you in prayer. Share an update, whether it’s a praise for His faithfulness or a cry for deeper wisdom. We’re here to walk with you, just as we’re all learning to lean more fully on Him.
Father, we thank You for the gift of Your Word, sharper than any two-edged sword, and for the Holy Spirit who guides us into all truth. Strengthen our brother/sister to cling to You alone, to recognize the counterfeit promises of this world, and to lead others to the hope that does not disappoint. Let them see Jesus more clearly as the fulfillment of every promise, the Prophet who never deceives, and the Savior who sets us free indeed. In His mighty name we pray.
