Do you feel dead, dry? As if nothing good can come out of you… as if you’re too far gone to return or be restored? God’s Word shows us something different — that the Lord can bring us back to life. “…can they revive the stones from the heaps of rubbish—stones that are burned?” (Nehemiah 4:2) Often the enemy whispers: “Why do you keep going? Why do you try to stand when you keep falling? Give up…” But God says something else. He does not give up on you. He wants you to rise once again. Once again to wash yourself. Once again to go to the altar. Once again to bring a sacrifice. David fell greatly… but he did not stay on the ground. “Then David arose from the ground, washed and anointed himself… and went into the house of the Lord and worshiped.” (2 Samuel 12) This is the power of revival. It’s not perfection that brings you back to God — it’s the decision to rise again. After pain came comfort. After the fall — restoration. After sin — grace. And Solomon was the evidence: God’s mercy does not work according to our expectations, but according to His will. You are not finished. You are not lost. God is still working in you. Rise again.

Where are you? Is there a place where you think the Lord’s eyes cannot reach—that all your sorrows, every tear and prayer, remain unseen? “Nathanael said to Him, ‘How do You know me?’ Jesus answered and said to him, ‘Before Philip called you, when you were under the fig tree, I saw you.’” John 1:48 Perhaps the fig tree you are under feels impenetrable, and you think you are alone. But the Lord says: “Before Philip came, I SAW YOU!” Maybe the person will come later, but the Lord is already there. Most likely, you will come out of this storm. Help may not come immediately, but that does not mean that Jesus has not seen you. “O Lord, You have searched me and known me. You know my sitting down and my rising up; You understand my thoughts afar off. You comprehend my path and my lying down, And are acquainted with all my ways. For there is not a word on my tongue, But behold, O Lord, You know it altogether.You are before me and behind me, and you have laid your hand on me. This knowledge is too wonderful for me; it is high; I cannot attain to it. Where can I go from your Spirit? Or where can I flee from your presence? If I say, “Surely the darkness will cover me, and the light about me will be night,” even the darkness itself cannot hide from you, but the night shines as the day; darkness and light are alike to you.” Psalm 139:1-7, 11-12

Never STOP 🛑 GIVING ➡️‼️ We find in scripture that Judah had 3 sons. They were Er, Onan, and Shelah. Scripture also lets us know that Er was married to Tamar, but "the Lord slew him for he did wickedly", before he ever had a child. So, according to the spirit of the law, which was that if a man died and he had no son to be his heir, receive his inheritance, and keep his name going, then his brother was to take his widow and have a child by her. Knowing this, Judah then gave his second son to Tamar, Onan, in obedience to the spirit of the law and which was the right thing to do. However, he did something very self serving and "the Lord slew him as well". So, here is Judah. He did right and gave his first son to Tamar, but he died. He did right again and gave his second son to Tamar, but once again he died. So 2 out of 3 sons he gave to Tamar ended up dead. Now, it was time to give his last son, or HIS ONLY SON, to continue to do what was right. However, Judah just couldn't do it! No doubt, the thoughts going through his mind was "what if Tamar is killing them?", or "what if I give this last son and he dies as well?". In other words, Judah didn't mind giving, pouring out, doing what was right, or living according to the Word of God. However, this son was his last son. He had no more to give if something happened to Shelah. Friend, we have all been there. I know I have. We have given, poured into others, sacrificed for others, and endeavored to obey the Word of God towards others only to be burned, rejected, despised, hurt, and made to feel real loss. It is in these moments of life and ministry we just want to close up and say, "forget this, I am not giving out anymore!". However, we cannot allow ourselves to come to such a place. We must rise up, open up, and give out our Shelah's, our last, and our only's. We must not allow the hurtful losses, and I can assure you that we will feel them, to cause us to quit giving. So, if you are there today, and I know many of you are, I encourage you to give again. Keep being open, pouring out, and giving out. I know the temptation is to pull back that hand but keep on keeping it open. Why? Because life is not worth living closed off, shut up, and in disobedience. Matter of fact, divine life cant keep flowing through us if we stop giving because of hurt, fear, or being burned just too many times. Friend, rather its your marriage, a friendship, or ministry dont hold back your "only". Keep giving out and just watch the move of God and Christ be manifested in and through your life and ministry. #robin

2 John 1:8 [8] Watch yourselves, that you do not lose what you have worked for, but that you may receive a full reward.

Joseph reminds us that spiritual maturity is not measured by age, but by the depth of devotion to God While still very young, he was betrayed by his own brothers and sold as a slave to Egypt. From an early age, God allows him to go through intense and painful trials, not to destroy him, but to form his character and strengthen his faith Scripture says several times, "The Lord was with Joseph" (Gn 39:2). This truth teaches us that God's presence does not always deliver us from trials, but sustains and protects us in the midst of them. One of the most revealing episodes of her loyalty occurs when she encounters a strong Potiphar's wife, an influential and certainly very attractive woman, openly proposes to her. Joseph had opportunity, quiet, and solitude; however, his response reveals a heart of integrity and fear of God: "How then can I commit this great evil and sin againstGod? "" (Gn 39:9). For Joseph, sin was not just a moral fault or a personal fault; he was a direct offense against God and a betrayal of the trust of those around him. Therefore do not reason with temptation and do not bargain with sin: flee Joseph preferred to lose his mantle, his position, and his freedom, rather than lose his fellowship with the Lord. Years later, the apostle Paul would confirm this principle by admonishing young Timothy: "Abandon youthful lusts" (2 Timothy 2:22). Because true spiritual victory is not always resisting, but knowing when to run to remain faithful to God.

Romans 5:6 [6] For while we were yet without strength, in due time Christ died for the ungodly.

Titus 3:3-5 [3] For we ourselves were once foolish, disobedient, deceived, serving various passions and pleasures, living in malice and envy, hateful, hating one another. We were envious, hated, and hated one another. [4] But when the kindness of God our Savior and his love for mankind appeared,[5] He saved us, not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to his mercy, through the washing of regeneration and renewing of the Holy Spirit,

Isaiah 54:17 [17] No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper: and every tongue that shall rise against thee in judgment thou shalt condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and their righteousness is of me.

Psalms 22:24 [24] For he hath not despised nor abhorred the affliction of the afflicted, neither hid his face from him: but heard when he cried unto him.

Псалми 7:9 [9] Нека се спре вече беззаконието на нечестивите; А праведният утвърди Ти, Боже праведни, Който изпитваш сърцата и вътрешностите.