đź”´ God Says: I'm always beside you

September 10, 2025

My Beloved Child,

I come to you today with a message of hope and encouragement.

As one who has walked this Earth and experienced the fullness of God's plan, I can attest that His ways are indeed higher than our ways and His timing is always perfect, even when it may not seem so to our limited understanding.

Too often, my children become impatient, wanting instant gratification and results on their own timetable, but I say to you: the wait is worth it, for God's plan is always worth the wait.

When I walked the dust of the Earth, I encountered many who grew weary, who doubted, who questioned the Father's timing.

They looked around at the suffering, the injustice, the darkness, and cried out, "How long, oh Lord?"

They wanted deliverance now, redemption now, the Kingdom now, and I understand their longing, for I too felt the weight of humanity's brokenness.

I wept at the tomb of Lazarus, I agonized in Gethsemane, I cried out from the cross, "My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?"

But in those moments, even as I wrestled with the Father's plan, I trusted.

I knew that though I did not fully comprehend it, His purposes were good, His timing was right, and so I surrendered, saying, "Not my will, but Yours be done."

And oh child, the reward that came from that trust, that obedience—for through my willing submission to the cross, the gates of Heaven were thrown open, sin and death were conquered, and mankind was reconciled to the Father.

What seemed like the ultimate tragedy became the greatest triumph, but it required waiting; it required patience; it required trust in the face of seeming hopelessness.

So hear me now, my dear one: when the wait feels unbearable, when the darkness seems unending, when your prayers seem to bounce off the ceiling, do not lose heart—God's plan is always worth the wait.

I know the temptation to give up, to take matters into your own hands, to demand that the Father act according to your timeline, but I urge you: do not give in to that temptation, for if you could see as the Father sees, if you could understand the intricate web He is weaving, you would know that every delay, every disappointment, every heartbreak is working together for your good and His glory.

Remember the story of Joseph: favored by his father, despised by his brothers, sold into slavery, falsely accused, imprisoned.

How easy it would have been for him to become bitter, to lose faith, to think that God had abandoned him—and yet, through it all, the Father was positioning Joseph for a remarkable destiny: to save not only his own family but an entire nation.

If Joseph had given up, if he had stopped trusting in the midst of his trials, think of all that would have been lost.

But because he held fast, because he believed that God's plan was worth the wait, he emerged from the darkness into a future more glorious than he could have imagined.

Or consider the Israelites, wandering in the wilderness for forty long years.

How they must have longed for the Promised Land, how they must have questioned God's timing—and yet, had they reached that land any sooner, they would have been woefully unprepared to possess it.

The wait was necessary to the journey, essential to shape them into the people God intended.

And so it is with you, my child.

The path may wind, the road may be long, the wait may feel interminable, but I say to you: trust the Father's heart, for His plan is always worth the wait.

You, from your limited perspective, can only see the immediate circumstances, the pressing needs, the unanswered prayers.

But the Father sees the whole tapestry, the grand design.

He knows the end from the beginning, and He is weaving every thread, every color, every trial and triumph into a masterpiece of His own making.

Perhaps the wait is to purify you, to strengthen your faith, to teach you patience and perseverance.

Or perhaps it is to position you for a greater purpose, to prepare you for a more significant role.

Whatever the reason, be assured that it is not aimless, it is not random—it is part of the Father's perfect plan.

When you are tempted to lose hope, to grow weary, to give up, remember the words I spoke to my disciples: "In this world, you will have trouble. But take heart—I have overcome the world."

The troubles you face are not meaningless, nor are they final, for I have conquered sin and death, and through Me, you too can overcome.

So cling to that truth, my child.

Anchor your soul in the knowledge that the Father's love for you is unfailing, His purposes for you are good, and His timing is always right—even when it feels like He has forgotten you, even when the darkness threatens to overwhelm you.

He is working, He is moving, He is bringing about a future and a hope.

I know the waiting is hard.

I know the doubts and the fears that can assail you.

But I also know the joy and the triumph that await on the other side of the wait, for I have experienced it myself and I can testify that it is worth it all.

Remember the words I spoke to my disciples before I ascended to the Father: "I am going to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with Me, that you also may be where I am."

That promise still stands, my child.

I am even now preparing a place for you—a dwelling in the Father's house where there will be no more tears, no more pain, no more waiting.

A place of eternal rest, eternal joy, eternal fulfillment.

So hold fast to that hope, that promise.

Let it anchor your soul, let it steady your heart in the midst of the storm, for I tell you: the wait, no matter how long or how difficult, will be worth it when you behold the glory that is to come.

And in the meantime, know that I am with you.

I have not forgotten you, nor will I ever forsake you.

I walk beside you in the valley, I carry you when you are weary, I intercede for you before the Father.

I am your Good Shepherd, and I will never, never leave My sheep.

So press on, my child.

Keep your eyes fixed on Me, keep your heart attuned to the Father's voice.

Trust that even when you cannot see it, even when it feels like nothing is happening, the Father is at work, orchestrating every detail for your good and His glory.

The wait may be long, the journey may be arduous, but I promise you: it will be worth it, for God's plan is always worth the wait.

Now I know that for some of you, this message may be a difficult one to hear.

The waiting can feel unending, the darkness can seem impenetrable, and you may be tempted to question, to doubt, to grow weary.

But I urge you: do not give in to that temptation.

Instead, fix your eyes on Me, the author and perfecter of your faith.

Remember the words of the psalmist: "I remain confident of this—I will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord."

For I tell you, the wait will not be in vain.

The Father's timing may not align with yours, but it is always perfect.

And when you behold the fullness of His plan, when you see the tapestry He has woven, you will know beyond a shadow of a doubt that it was worth it all.

So take heart, my child.

Lift your head, straighten your shoulders, and press on, for the Father's plan is unfolding even in the midst of your waiting.

And when that plan is finally revealed, when the darkness gives way to the dawn, you will be overwhelmed by the glory of it all.

Until that day, know that you are loved, you are treasured, you are upheld by the everlasting arms of the Father.

He sees you, He hears you, and He is working on your behalf, even when you cannot see it.

Believe in His goodness, His faithfulness, His perfect timing.

For I tell you: the wait—no matter how long, no matter how hard—will be worth it.

God's plan is always worth the wait.

Now go, my dear one, and cling to that truth.

Share it with others who are weary, who are struggling, who are tempted to lose hope, for in doing so, you will not only encourage them, but you will also strengthen your own faith, your own resolve, your own trust in the Father's perfect plan.

The wait may be long, but it will not be forever.

The darkness may seem unending, but the dawn is surely coming.

So hold fast, my child.

Hold fast to Me and to the promise that what the Father has in store is always, always worth the wait.

Go now, and may the peace of the Lord be with you.

Peace, love, and blessings, 
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