Hallelujah!
Hallelujah!
Reflection: I am not abandoned, I am His child.
Verse: For ye have not received the spirit of bondage again to fear; but ye have received the Spirit of adoption, whereby we cry, Abba, Father. – Romans 8:15
This journey of 30 Days Jesus is Enough for Us has been full of life and strength. Every day, God keeps showing us who He is.
On Day 1, He was our Portion, reminding us we are never empty.
On Day 2, He became our Provider, meeting every need.
On Day 3, He gently led us as our Shepherd.
On Day 4, He carried us with His Strength.
On Day 5, He calmed our storms as our Peace.
On Day 6, He healed us as our Healer.
On Day 7, He lifted our eyes as our Helper.
On Day 8, He hid us as our Refuge.
On Day 9, He stood firm as our Rock.
On Day 10, He drew near as our Comforter.
On Day 11, He shined as our Light.
On Day 12, He restored us as our Redeemer.
On Day 13, He called us His Friend.
On Day 14, He filled us with Hope.
On Day 15, He gave us Rest.
And now, Day 16, we see Him as our Father.
There is something deeply beautiful about calling God our Father. Not just God of the universe. Not just the King of kings. But Father. A loving Father who sees us, knows us, and calls us His children.
Many carry wounds of rejection, abandonment, or neglect. Some grew up without a father’s love. Some were left behind. Some still carry the ache of not being chosen. But here is the good news—God says, “You are mine.”
Through Jesus, we are adopted into His family. That means we are not strangers. We are not abandoned. We are not fatherless. We belong. We are loved. We have a place at His table.
Think about it: the Creator of heaven and earth looks at us with eyes of love and says, “That is my child.” When we are scared, He covers us. When we are confused, He guides us. When we fall, He picks us up. When we feel alone, He whispers, “I am here.”
Life Application
Rest today in the truth that we are God’s children. We do not have to live in fear. We do not have to wonder if we are loved. We do not have to beg for His attention. He is our Father, and we are His children.
Take a quiet moment and say, “Abba, Father, thank You for adopting us.” Let that truth sink deep into your heart.
Prayer
Abba Father, thank You for calling us Your children. Thank You for loving us with a love that never fails. Heal the broken places in our hearts that longed for a father’s love. Teach us to rest in the truth that we belong to You. Help us to live every day knowing we are not abandoned but chosen, loved, and safe in Your arms. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Tons of Love
Janet Adeogun
The Eagle Girl
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