Beautiful Fight

Most of us have heard the childhood game: “He loves me. He loves me not.” Pulling petals one by one, hoping the last one would give us the answer we wanted.

But God’s love doesn’t depend on the last petal.

During our flower outreach, I found myself thinking about how every flower is made up of many petals, yet each petal has a purpose. None are accidental. None are overlooked. Each one contributes to the beauty of the flower. And that’s how God sees us.

Not as people wondering if we’re loved, chosen, or enough. Not as people waiting for the final petal to determine our worth.
The truth is already settled.

HE LOVES YOU

Every petal becomes a reminder of His faithfulness, His pursuit, and His unchanging love.

One petal. One purpose. One beautiful reminder that God’s love is not a question to be answered—it’s a truth to be received.

🥀 “I have loved you with an everlasting love.” — Jeremiah 31:3

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What if one of the greatest obstacles to hearing God’s voice isn’t that He’s silent, but that our lives are too noisy?

One of the most common questions people ask me is, “How do I hear from God?” Psalm 46:10 gives us a powerful starting point: Be still.

Stillness creates space.
Space to listen.
Space to pray.
Space to open His Word.
Space to recognize His presence in our everyday lives.

This summer, we’re choosing to make space for God, not just to learn more about Him, but to encounter Him.

Question: When do you feel most connected to hearing God’s voice? Share in the comments.