For The Girls✨ Verses For When You Feel Behind

If you’ve been feeling behind, unsure, or quietly wondering if you missed your moment…you haven’t. Bet on God was written for this exact season, to help you rebuild trust with God and move forward without pressure.

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Feeling behind in life is a common experience many of us face at different points in our journeys. It can be overwhelming when it seems like others are moving ahead while you feel stuck or unsure. Turning to Scripture can provide immense comfort and guidance during these times. For example, Galatians 6:9 reminds us of the importance of perseverance by urging us not to give up on doing good, as rewards come in due time. This encourages patience and steady effort, even when progress isn’t immediately visible. Another powerful verse, Deuteronomy 31:6, offers reassurance that we are never abandoned. Knowing that God’s presence is constant can diminish feelings of fear and loneliness when we face setbacks or delays. Embracing these verses helps rebuild trust in divine timing rather than feeling pressured by societal expectations or personal doubts. From personal experience, when I have felt behind—whether in my career, relationships, or personal goals—I found that focusing on these encouraging verses allowed me to reset my mindset. Instead of rushing or fearing failure, I could take one step at a time with renewed faith. The message to "Bet on God" resonates deeply because it shifts our reliance from self-driven timelines to trusting a higher plan. Integrating this approach into daily life can be empowering. Consider starting your morning with these verses, reflecting on their meaning, and allowing them to guide your actions and thoughts. Over time, this practice can foster resilience and peace amidst uncertainty. Remember, feeling behind does not mean failure; it’s often a signal to pause, realign, and move forward renewed and strengthened.

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Marilyn Lightner

Amen

ScarletRayven

You post all of these, I have one for you! Cause I’m constantly trying to do the right things while others metaphorically or for real be trying to traffick me/hook me. Into sex and drugs. They did all kinda spells. Death magick and blood magick loads of black magick and just plain ugliness. When you do for others you do for him also. Thank youuuu. I feel so behind in life. I’m 36 , back at my parents from a series of bad decisions, and trying to find a trade as a female to make money. Writing? Art? Jewelry? Anything lol. Idek. I can do poetry and books. And dating? Men are about to put a white streak in my hair but I got to give that to God. I am never married, never had a fiancé, didn’t even feel -noticed- except by those that wanted to use me ~ No kids, just two spoiled rotten fur babies and my moms two dogs I’m starting to buy toys and treat treats for. When you do for others you also do for me. Bible never said woman had to work , it was man that had to til the land while he gave woman pain, or never said two women was wrong or something like that, probably bc many of the Bible men had multiple. I went to church many years ago as a troubled teen with her. The loml. and we had the gift of sight, of seeing the daemons. She said they looked sad. Mine looked angry. My heart was torn, wanting to alleviate the sorrow, yet take care of the matter at hand when the daemons were angry. I have pretty much an Epstein case (auditory hallucinations)but the Bible is THE LIVING WORD— it is ALIVE- and it speaks, opening to “random” pages could feed your soul or something pressing on you for a long time. I felt tormented. The footsteps in the sand? Where there us only 1 set of footsteps the Lord carried you, you were never alone… I just wanted to thank you. I’m not evil. They’re trying to turn me into one of them. Somebody with a cold heart 💜 like a dead person. They want to USE me maybe just as much as the Lord wants to USE me to help these young ladies and men ….

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