Broken

Psalms 116:4, “Then called I upon the name of the Lord; O Lord, I beseech thee, deliver my soul.”

Morning good friends, new and old. Finding strength for a new day is seemingly another chore but yet harder than before. Today I want to talk to those who may be letting the woes of the world drag them down. You feel your spirit has been broken, and your heart aches for relief. Let us start with prayer to thank God for this day and everything it may hold. Pause now and let God enter into your mind and soul. Begin asking Him to provide that mortar that mends the clay; that takes that broken piece and forms the object back to a working model. Beseech Him with all your heart, for He already knows your pain. In your eyes others cannot fathom the broken spirit that is indwelling inside you right now. But God! He knows and He is there to give you comfort and to encourage you to move toward peace and understanding. Don’t let the devil bring you down so far you feel there is no avenue back! Take the words of friends, family, or pastors and embellish them even if you feel they don’t understand! They could have experienced something that caused them to falter just like you, but in a different way. Start making time to get in the Bible to ensure growth during this time. David endured so many trials, but his faith in God never faltered and God always brought him comfort! Every disciple, or chosen person in the Bible never failed to let God help them through. Also, don’t let the devil bring out anger, it only leads to pits of despair. Speak to God and ask those questions, yell if you need to, He won’t leave you. Cry because it releases the pain and gives your body release. Ponder on the good things, the best of times in your memories. Find purpose in your pain by using it to grow. Your family needs you to be better, not just okay, just better. Broken means you’ve endured and you can find the ways to repair with trust and faith.

Scriptures:

Read: John 8:12, Psalms 23, Psalms 34:18, Psalms 147:3, Psalms 116:3-9, Proverbs 3:5-6, Matthew 11:28-30, I John 4:4,1-21

Prayer:

Lord, today I come to you to ask you to heal the brokenness. Fill me Lord with your peace and understanding. Please replace the sorrow with joy and healing. Help me Lord to not let the devil bring discourse and anger; guide me to seek you for the words to say. Place in me the understanding of my pain that my acceptance will help someone else endure the same brokenness. Thank you Lord for always being there within and without. Amen.