*When You Cannot See the Stars

Sometimes we look at someone else’s life and say,

“God has blessed them. But why not me?”

We face situations that seem impossible, and one question keeps coming:

“Why is there so much delay?”

Think about the stars.

The stars do not need darkness to exist. They are shining even in the daytime. But we need darkness to see them clearly.

Perhaps some seasons of our lives feel like darkness—not because God has forgotten us, but because He is teaching us to see what we could not see before.

Look at the Bible.

The woman with the issue of blood suffered 12 years.

The bent woman suffered for 18 years.

Thomas waited seven days before seeing the risen Jesus.

Lazarus was in the tomb for four days.

The duration was different for each person.

God’s timing is tailor-made for each one.

So, don't measure your journey by someone else's timeline. Your delay is not proof that God has abandoned you. There are moments God is preparing that are uniquely yours—moments of divine revelation that you could never have arranged yourself.

So be at rest. Trust and obey.

You may not understand the delay, but you can trust the One who holds your times in His hands.

Sometimes the brightest stars become visible only when the night is darkest.

May these words bring light into your darkness, so that you may see the stars God has already placed above you.

But more than the stars, may you see your Bright Morning Star—Jesus Christ, your Saviour and Lord.

Your night will not last forever.

God’s right time is coming.

Blessed day.

“!Weeping may last through the night,but joy comes with the morning.”

Psalms 30:5 (b) 

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