For Those With Ears to Hear

Two words. That’s all it takes sometimes to flip the script entirely.

We were dead in our trespasses, chasing empty pleasures, hopelessly tangled up in the mess of our own making. But God.

Life feels relentless, the burdens heavy, the odds stacked against us from every angle imaginable. But God.

We stumble, fall flat on our face, convinced we’ve finally ruined everything beyond repair. But God.

See, that’s the beauty. We’re great at making messes, at getting ourselves in situations so deep that rescue seems impossible. Yet, those two words change everything. They interrupt our despair, our guilt, our shame, our failures.

The world whispers we’re beyond saving. Our hearts whisper we’re beyond redemption.

But God roar otherwise.

We were sinners deserving judgment. But God sent His Son.

We were drowning in darkness. But God flooded our lives with grace.

We were chained in shame. But God shattered every link.

These aren’t just words. This is the anthem of redemption. A heavenly interruption. A divine pivot.

Wherever you are today, whatever you’re carrying, remember the power of these two simple words,

But God.

Because no matter how bleak things look, when God steps in, the story isn’t over. It’s just beginning.

Ephesians 2:4-5 –

“…we were dead in our trespasses and sins, but God, being rich in mercy, because of the great love with which He loved us, made us alive together with Christ…”