Dark nights,
Seemingly never ending,
But glorious voices are singing!
“A Savior has been born!” (Luke 2:10-12)
Do we dare believe?
Will we step out in faith?
Will we go and look for this King?
Will we seek Him?
He is seeking you. (Luke 19:10)
When we feel forgotten, the Creator of the universe sends angels to deliver the most
important news to us. (Luke 2:9)
Now He is calling to step out into the unknown.
But He is there. (Joshua 1:9)
And He is holding out His hand. (Isaiah 41:10)
He sees your fear.
He hears your doubts.
And He leans in even closer.
His arms embrace you even tighter. (1 Peter 5:7)
Here, He reminds you of His love for you.
He reminds you, His love has set you free.
Free from fear, doubt, the past. (John 8:36)
Do you trust Him?
He has given you hope and a future. (Jer. 29:11)
Will you let Him guide you into that future?
Will you let Him take you by the hand?
Stepping into the unfamiliar is scary.
But He doesn’t call you to walk alone. (Deut. 31:6)
He has made you to walk with Him. (Micah 6:8)
Your hands, He made to hold His.
Your feet, He made to follow His steps.
Your heart, He made you to trust in Him.
Do you trust in His love for you?
He conquered sin.
He conquered darkness.
He conquered death to give you life. (2 Cor. 5:15)
Will you let Him lead the way?
Stepping into new territory on our own invites our fears to never cease.
Stepping into new territory with Him invites our faith in Him to deepen–
Faith in His strength, His love, His promises. (Hebrews 11:1)
When we can’t feel Him near, will we walk by faith and not by sight?
Will we cling to His promises tighter than our feelings?
Will we turn to Him for strength instead of relying on our own?
He will never leave you. (Deut. 31:8)
Ahead is dark,
But our Heavenly Father is eager to show us the way. (Psalms 32:8)
Can we let His loving hand lead us?
As you walk, He is right there beside you, holding you close. (Isaiah 43:2)
When you can’t take another step, He will take you into His loving arms and carry you. (Isaiah 40:11)
He will never let you go.
Caroline Chaiban