How does it feel to be the only one left behind, especially when you’re doing everything right, yet it seems like everyone else is moving ahead of you at lightning speed?
Do you faint?
Do you stop trying?
Or do you keep moving?
How does it feel to be the only one left behind, especially when you’re doing everything right, yet it seems like everyone else is moving ahead of you at lightning speed?
Do you faint?
Do you stop trying?
Or do you keep moving?
“Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you…” — James 4:8
There is a stirring, a deep and holy call—an invitation from the heart of God. It is not just a whisper; it is a longing. He is calling His people to come closer, to step away from the noise, the clutter, the distractions, and to make room for Him.
In the busyness of life, we find space for what we treasure. We make time for what we truly desire. We structure our days around our priorities, whether we acknowledge them or not. But the question remains: Have we made room for Jesus?
Imagine standing before a blank canvas, brush in hand. The potential is limitless; however, the emptiness can feel intimidating. What will you create? What colors will you choose? Where will you even begin?
Life often feels like that empty canvas. We’re born with no roadmap, no clear design, and, at times, no clue where to start. Society pushes us toward goals, achievements, and checklists; yet, deep down, we wrestle with one pressing question: Why am I here?