Trust What God Said, Not What You Feel
3 Jul 2026 · 1 min
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In this brief devotional, the speaker uses the image of a silent teacher during a test to illustrate that God wants believers to rely on His spoken word rather than their fluctuating emotions. He points to biblical figures—Joseph, David, and Elijah—who each felt forgotten, abandoned, or alone, yet God was present throughout their stories. The speaker asserts that the cross has already secured God's attention and love, so even in seasons of loneliness, believers are never truly without God; the feeling of isolation is actually a sign that God is closest to them.
