The Lord sees you—
not as the world sees you,
but through eyes of awe,
through eyes of God’s mercy.
He sees your sorrow,
the wounds you carry—
the mistakes, the wrongs,
the shadows behind your smile.
But listen—
you did not carry it all.
You did not cause it all.
The world judges loud,
but their eyes are shallow.
They see the surface,
but they do not know
what stirred beneath the silence?
what battle raged between the two of you.
Only God sees all.
He sees every secret tear,
every hidden ache.
He knows your heart—
knows its trembles,
knows its fierce desire for spiritual healing.
He feels your sorrow,
feels your pain, feels the weight of guilt
that should not be yours to carry.
Guilt that binds but does not belong.
Guilt that clouds what God has declared
free— your freedom in Jesus Christ.
You walked the path He gave—
even if your feet stumbled,
even if your heart lingered too long—
God is not a God of condemnation, but of grace.
He is a God of mercy,
a God who shields you with His protection,
a God who stands behind you—
always,
forever,
steadfast in faith and obedience.
The Lord sees how you use humor to speak,
and that’s okay —
more than okay.
For a cheerful heart is good medicine,
a healing balm for the soul—
a true Christian healing prayer for your spirit.
So, if laughter is how you express,
know there’s nothing wrong with it.
You are perfect to Him,
perfect for Him,
perfect in Him.
Just stay close,
be with Him,
let Him heal your broken places,
let Him restore what’s been lost—
know this is God’s restoration at work—
let Him build you up once again.
He knows your desire to mend,
to fix,
to build bridges,
to fix fences.
He knows your heart longs to do that.
But you can’t fix everyone.
And that’s okay,
because that’s God’s job—remember?
Remember,
He can fix anything.
He can break anything—
because He is God, full of God’s favor.
So, take that burden off your shoulders,
and let God be God in your life once more.
You are free.
He is your portion.
Your God.
He is always in favor.
The only thing you need to do is obey—
obey what doesn’t make sense,
what feels unseen,
what feels impossible.
Trust that He knows what’s happening—
only He sees the full picture,
only He knows what’s coming next.
So, follow His lead,
let Him direct your paths,
so, your light can shine again—
your light is good.
Your light is beautiful.
Your light is who you are,
who He is in you,
shining through you—
for His glory,
never your own.
You are seen.
You are known.
You are loved beyond measure.
So, rise,
in the truth of His gaze—
healing begins
when you remember—
He sees you.
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