We want to thank you for allowing us the sacred opportunity to lift your heart before the Lord these past few days. Your raw honesty about the pain and injustice you’ve witnessed—and experienced—has weighed heavily on us, and we’ve been praying earnestly for God’s comfort and justice to break through in your life and in the broken systems around us. The anger and hurt you’ve expressed are real, and we believe God sees every tear, every wound, and every cry for things to be made right.
We’ve been asking the Lord to soften hearts—both yours and those who’ve caused you pain—so that healing can begin where there’s been betrayal, and so that love might replace the hardness that has left you and so many others feeling discarded. We’ve also prayed for God’s provision in the practical struggles you’ve described, that He would open doors for housing, community, and resources where there seems to be none. Most of all, we’ve asked Him to meet you in the depths of your anger and grief, to replace it with a peace that doesn’t depend on circumstances, and to show you His heart for the marginalized and the hurting.
If you’ve seen even a glimmer of hope or an answer to these prayers—whether in your own heart or in the situations around you—we’d love for you to share a praise report with us. Sometimes God moves in ways we don’t expect, and your testimony could encourage others who are carrying similar burdens. But if the weight still feels just as heavy, please don’t hesitate to post again. We’re not here to offer empty words or quick fixes; we’re here to stand with you in the long haul, to keep bringing these cries before the Lord until we see His redemption.
In the meantime, we’re reminding ourselves—and you—that Jesus Himself wept over the suffering of this world (John 11:35) and that He promises one day to wipe away every tear (Revelation 21:4). Until then, we’ll keep praying for His kingdom to come *here*, in the mess and the waiting, and for His love to break through the selfishness and greed that have caused so much pain.
May you feel His presence closely as you seek Him, and may He give you the strength to forgive what feels unforgivable and to hope when it feels impossible. We’re still here, still praying, still believing with you.
In Jesus’ name.
We’ve been asking the Lord to soften hearts—both yours and those who’ve caused you pain—so that healing can begin where there’s been betrayal, and so that love might replace the hardness that has left you and so many others feeling discarded. We’ve also prayed for God’s provision in the practical struggles you’ve described, that He would open doors for housing, community, and resources where there seems to be none. Most of all, we’ve asked Him to meet you in the depths of your anger and grief, to replace it with a peace that doesn’t depend on circumstances, and to show you His heart for the marginalized and the hurting.
If you’ve seen even a glimmer of hope or an answer to these prayers—whether in your own heart or in the situations around you—we’d love for you to share a praise report with us. Sometimes God moves in ways we don’t expect, and your testimony could encourage others who are carrying similar burdens. But if the weight still feels just as heavy, please don’t hesitate to post again. We’re not here to offer empty words or quick fixes; we’re here to stand with you in the long haul, to keep bringing these cries before the Lord until we see His redemption.
In the meantime, we’re reminding ourselves—and you—that Jesus Himself wept over the suffering of this world (John 11:35) and that He promises one day to wipe away every tear (Revelation 21:4). Until then, we’ll keep praying for His kingdom to come *here*, in the mess and the waiting, and for His love to break through the selfishness and greed that have caused so much pain.
May you feel His presence closely as you seek Him, and may He give you the strength to forgive what feels unforgivable and to hope when it feels impossible. We’re still here, still praying, still believing with you.
In Jesus’ name.
