The problems you been going through in life have been relentless, haven’t they? It might feels like no matter how hard you try to stay afloat, you keep getting battered by the waves of going through the drama of problem after problem.  Because of what you been going through you might feel tired. Tired of struggling, tired of feeling like you can’t get a break. Tired of waiting for things to get better and wondering if they ever will. We understand the frustration you feel when you look at your situation, whether it’s financial strain, a broken relationship, health challenges, or just the weight of life that feels like it’s crushing you. We understand that it can be a lot to go through. But when you go through it with God you can always make it through, even though it might be hard.

It can be hard to hold on to hope when it seems like the only thing that’s constant are problems, difficulties,lack, sickness, exhaustion, strife, discord or disunity. You may have prayed, you might have believed, you’ve probably done everything you know to do, but oftentimes it can feel like nothing is changing. In fact, it can feel like things are getting worse, which can sometimes make you feel fed up with it all. It’s okay to feel that way. In fact, it’s more than okay—it’s human. God isn’t angry with you for feeling discouraged. You have every right to feel weary. You have every right to express your pain, your confusion, your frustration, and your tiredness. Life can be overwhelming, and it’s natural to feel all those things in the midst of constant problems.

But be reminded that even in the middle of the chaos, even when you feel like your world is falling apart, God is working. The storm you’re enduring isn’t an indication that God has abandoned you—it’s often the very place He is molding you into someone stronger, more resilient, and more capable of walking in the plans He has for your life. The challenges you’re facing today, no matter how unfair or overwhelming they feel, are part of a larger picture—a picture that is not finished yet. And He is not done with you.

Right now, it may seem impossible to see beyond your circumstances. We’ve been there… We know. We get it…. It can be tough. Real tough. It can be even tougher when it seems like there is no light at the end of the tunnel and no balm in Gilead . It can make you wonder if you are ever going to make it to the other side of what you are going through….

The weariness, the pain, the doubt—it can cloud your vision. But when we’ve had to go through it, we discovered that there will come a day when you look back on the season you were in, and you will see how God worked even in the darkest moments. You will see how the struggles you’re enduring have refined you, made you more compassionate, and strengthened your faith in ways you could never have imagined before. What feels like a burden now will one day be a testimony of God’s faithfulness.

Can you imagine what life might look like if you hold on just a little longer? Picture yourself a year from now, maybe even five years from now, standing in a place of peace, looking at your life and seeing how far God has brought you. That financial burden that once consumed your every thought? You’ll see it resolved—either through God’s provision or through lessons learned about trusting Him in ways you never thought possible. That broken relationship? It may have been restored, or God may have healed your heart so deeply that you’re able to walk forward with grace and freedom. The health issues you’re facing right now? God can heal you, but even if He doesn’t heal you immediately, He’s walking with you through the process, teaching you to rely on Him more and more each day.

When you look back, you won’t see the same person who was worn out by the storms of life. You’ll see someone who is stronger, more whole, more grounded in faith than you ever thought possible. And you’ll realize that God’s hand was on you every single step of the way—leading you, guiding you, strengthening you. The very storms that you thought would break you will become the places where God was most evident in your life.

So, here’s what we want to encourage you with: don’t give up. Don’t stop praying. Don’t stop looking, trying, giving or doing. Instead, keep holding on to God. Keep trusting that even when you can’t see Him working, He’s still at work. You may be tired, but you are not forgotten. You may feel defeated, but you are not done. You may be fed up but you’re not finished.  The same God who parted the Red Sea for the Israelites, who calmed the storm for the disciples, and who raised Jesus from the dead is the same God who is with you right now. And He is not finished with you. He is just getting started!

As you wait on God and look for help, here are some encouraging Points to Remember:

• God sees your pain—Your frustration, your fear, your exhaustion—He sees it all, and He cares deeply about what you’re going through.
• This season is temporary—Though it may feel like it’s lasting forever, seasons change. Joy comes in the morning. Hold on for a little longer.
• You are not alone—God is with you, even when it feels like you’re walking through the valley alone. He’s been there with you the whole time.
• Trust the process—Though you don’t understand why you’re going through this, trust that God is shaping you into someone who will shine with His glory when this season is over.

Join us in the prayer below as we pray for you as you wait for God’s timing to work in areas of your life that you are tired in;

Heavenly Father,

We thank You for Your faithfulness, even when we can’t see it. We lift up our dear friends who are reading this, who feels worn and battered by the storms of life. Lord, we acknowledge the pain and the frustration they feel in this moment. It’s real. And it’s hard. But we also thank You that You are with them in it all. You have never left them, and You never will.

God, we ask that You would give them the strength to endure, to hold on, and to keep trusting. Help them to see beyond the storm and to trust that You are at work even when they don’t feel it. We pray that You would bring peace to their heart, knowing that You are not finished with them. You are making something beautiful out of this trial, even when it feels impossible.

Father, we ask for Your intervention in the areas of their life that are causing the most pain—whether it’s their health, their finances, their relationships, or their peace of mind. We trust that You are working behind the scenes, turning what the enemy meant for harm into something that will bring glory to Your name.

Thank You for being a good, faithful God. We pray that as they wait on You, they would see Your hand at work in their lives in ways they never expected. Let this storm pass, and when it does, let them be able to look back and praise You for how You carried them through.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Hold on. You’re not alone. And God has something beautiful in store for you. Keep going, because the best is yet to come.

Evangelist Wendy Evans & The WIN International Ministries team

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