It was a quiet morning when Ada got the message: “Thank you for checking on me last night. You saved me from doing something stupid.” She froze. All she did was send a message “Hey, how are you holding up?” But those few words became a lifeline. Sometimes we underestimate the power of our presence. We think we’re too ordinary, too small, too unseen, yet somewhere, someone is whispering a prayer that your obedience will answer. You may not have everything figured out. You might still be trying to make sense of your own journey. But even in your uncertainty, God is still using you. Every smile you share, every word you write, every act of kindness, it carries the potential to heal someone’s unseen wound. You are God’s response wrapped in humanity. Your compassion is someone’s comfort. Your story is someone’s survival guide. So, when you feel unseen, remember this: You are seen by God and sent for someone. Keep showing up in love. Keep being kind even when it’s unnoticed. Because sometime...
She prayed passionately that night, tears soaking her pillow. “Lord, bless me. Open doors. Change my story.” And heaven heard her. But heaven also whispered something she almost missed: “You can’t pray and stay unprepared.” At first, she didn’t understand. But as days turned into weeks, it became clearer, Faith is not folding your arms; it’s rolling up your sleeves. Many times, we pray for rain but don’t dig ditches. We ask for opportunities but don’t learn the skills to manage them. We want to be seen, but haven’t built what’s worth showing. Prayer without preparation is like planting without watering, you’ll have seeds but no growth. Yes, God answers prayers, but He also honors readiness. When Joseph was in the prison, he didn’t just sit and sulk; he interpreted dreams, building a gift that would later speak before kings. David didn’t become a warrior overnight; his training started in the fields, facing lions before facing Goliath. So, girl, don’t just pray for the platform, prepare...