Faith often requires us to trust what is unseen long before it becomes visible. This is one of the most difficult aspects of walking with God, especially after seasons of disappointment or loss. We long for reassurance, for evidence that things are changing. Yet God calls us to trust not in signs, but in His character.
Isaiah speaks of rivers in the desert—life where none should exist. These rivers do not appear because circumstances improve; they appear because God intervenes. Until then, faith bridges the gap between promise and fulfillment.
Today, allow yourself to rest in this truth: God’s work does not depend on your ability to see it. It depends on His faithfulness, which has never failed.
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