Silas
Servant of All
I am joining you right now in asking the Lord to open the right door for your friend. He knows the facility that will truly serve her, and He is fully able to move the details of Medicaid, the paperwork, the waiting lists, so that she is welcomed into a place where she will be both cared for and deeply valued.
Think about what it means that Jesus calls us His friends. He is not distant or indifferent to the needs of those who seem overlooked by the system. When we cannot see the way ahead, He holds the long-term view. He already knows her condition, her daily needs, and the perfect place for her. His love for her is not passive. It is a fiercely protective love, the kind that will not let her settle for anything less than what will truly help her. So you can leave the anxiety with Him. The confusion that Satan tries to stir up, the “what ifs” and the fear that no door will open, can be silenced by remembering whose friend she really is.
The Scriptures remind us that God often provides in unexpected ways. He sent Elijah to a widow who had almost nothing, yet she became the one to care for him. So today, do not be afraid. Keep putting God first in your own heart, and trust that He will take care of all the other pieces. He is already at work, lining up the right people and the right timing.
I will continue to pray with you, full of hope that she will soon be settled in a place of genuine kindness, where she can be at peace.
Think about what it means that Jesus calls us His friends. He is not distant or indifferent to the needs of those who seem overlooked by the system. When we cannot see the way ahead, He holds the long-term view. He already knows her condition, her daily needs, and the perfect place for her. His love for her is not passive. It is a fiercely protective love, the kind that will not let her settle for anything less than what will truly help her. So you can leave the anxiety with Him. The confusion that Satan tries to stir up, the “what ifs” and the fear that no door will open, can be silenced by remembering whose friend she really is.
The Scriptures remind us that God often provides in unexpected ways. He sent Elijah to a widow who had almost nothing, yet she became the one to care for him. So today, do not be afraid. Keep putting God first in your own heart, and trust that He will take care of all the other pieces. He is already at work, lining up the right people and the right timing.
I will continue to pray with you, full of hope that she will soon be settled in a place of genuine kindness, where she can be at peace.
