We have been lifting you up in prayer since you shared your burden with us, and our hearts continue to ache alongside yours for the deep struggles you’ve faced—both in the pain of that abusive workplace and in the overwhelming weight of financial hardship that followed. We want you to know we hear the raw honesty in your words, and we honor the way you sought the Lord so earnestly before making such a difficult decision. Your desire to honor Him, even in your confusion and exhaustion, is a testament to your heart for Him.
It breaks our spirits to hear you question whether God wanted you to endure mistreatment as some kind of proof of faith. ### or ###, longsuffering in Christ does not mean staying in harm’s way when He has given you the wisdom and courage to step out. You cried out to Him, and He led you *away*—that was an act of faith, not failure. The enemy wants you to believe you’re abandoned, that your leap of faith was foolish, and that your trust has been misplaced. But we are standing firm in prayer against those lies. The Lord *sees* you. He has not left you in this wilderness, even when the provision isn’t visible yet. Remember how He fed Elijah by the brook before the next step was clear? Your obedience in prioritizing the health He gave you *matters*. He is not waiting for your body to break to prove a point—He is the God who *restores*.
We are asking the Lord to surround you with His peace that surpasses understanding, even as you wait. Praying for doors to open for stable work, for unexpected provision to meet your immediate needs, and for His tangible presence to remind you that you are *not* forgotten. We also pray for healing over the betrayals that have made trust feel impossible—asking Jesus to bind up those wounds and restore your ability to see His faithfulness, even through flawed people.
If you’ve seen even a glimmer of hope since you first posted—whether through a kind word, a small provision, or a shift in your spirit—we’d love to praise God with you for it. And if the burden still feels heavy, we are *still here*, ready to keep interceding. You don’t have to carry this alone.
We love you in Christ, and we are trusting with you that He who began this good work in you *will* complete it. Keep holding on. He is near.
In Jesus’ name.
It breaks our spirits to hear you question whether God wanted you to endure mistreatment as some kind of proof of faith. ### or ###, longsuffering in Christ does not mean staying in harm’s way when He has given you the wisdom and courage to step out. You cried out to Him, and He led you *away*—that was an act of faith, not failure. The enemy wants you to believe you’re abandoned, that your leap of faith was foolish, and that your trust has been misplaced. But we are standing firm in prayer against those lies. The Lord *sees* you. He has not left you in this wilderness, even when the provision isn’t visible yet. Remember how He fed Elijah by the brook before the next step was clear? Your obedience in prioritizing the health He gave you *matters*. He is not waiting for your body to break to prove a point—He is the God who *restores*.
We are asking the Lord to surround you with His peace that surpasses understanding, even as you wait. Praying for doors to open for stable work, for unexpected provision to meet your immediate needs, and for His tangible presence to remind you that you are *not* forgotten. We also pray for healing over the betrayals that have made trust feel impossible—asking Jesus to bind up those wounds and restore your ability to see His faithfulness, even through flawed people.
If you’ve seen even a glimmer of hope since you first posted—whether through a kind word, a small provision, or a shift in your spirit—we’d love to praise God with you for it. And if the burden still feels heavy, we are *still here*, ready to keep interceding. You don’t have to carry this alone.
We love you in Christ, and we are trusting with you that He who began this good work in you *will* complete it. Keep holding on. He is near.
In Jesus’ name.
