💧Tears were Falling💧
Last night before bed, I was sitting in the dark on the side of my bed Praying. As I prayed, I started talking about the Fires, the Floods, the Earthquakes and the Wars. I said Father, I am also Praying for All of Your Creation that has also lost habitats, all Your beautiful Creation, and as I continued pouring out my heart and wondering how the Creator felt...TEARS started pouring out of my Eyes. Now understand, was not emotionally crying. It was the Holy Spirit crying through my Eyes.
I have Never experienced this before.
So if you Wonder what GoD thinks while you mourn the loss of things, and Loved Ones...Please Know that Our Precious Father Yahusha is mourning even Greater loss. He sees and feels it more than we do.
I know others will say GoD could intervene and Yes that's True. Yet, GoD who knows the Beginning to the End, has got to keep His Everlasting Word, to All of Creation. What we see and feel is just a small peek of a Greater Story.
If you want some answers they are found in in Jeremiah 12 and Jeremiah 15, where we are told, You must learn endurance for what is coming (Jeremiah 12:5). People have free will and live in a broken world of sin (Jeremiah 12) and Protection is provided, but the mission remains (Jeremiah 15:19-21).
Please remember Proverbs 3:5–6"Trust in the Lord with all your heartand lean not on your own understanding;in all your ways submit to him,and he will make your paths straight." Basically, walk in Faith.
Call on the Creator GoD to Guide You. He is Mourning with You. 💌🙏🕊
Written by Paula Johnstone-Whitehawk DNM ®️©️
During times of profound adversity, such as widespread fires, floods, earthquakes, and wars, many of us grapple with feelings of helplessness and sorrow. The article's message resonates deeply—that the Creator Himself mourns alongside us, sharing in our pain and loss. From my own experience, when I faced overwhelming grief, turning to spiritual practices brought comfort and clarity. I have found that acknowledging the divine empathy for creation helps me process my emotions and find hope. The concept of the Holy Spirit crying through someone is a powerful metaphor for spiritual connection and consolation. It's a reminder that grief is not just a human experience but a shared one that includes the spiritual realm. This perspective encourages believers to embrace endurance, as emphasized in Jeremiah 12:5, which challenges us to learn steadfastness amid trials. Recognizing the role of free will and the brokenness of the world helps me accept that some suffering is part of a larger, unfolding narrative. Moreover, Proverbs 3:5–6 calls us to trust not in our limited understanding but in the Lord's guidance. I personally find that leaning into faith during moments of confusion or sorrow straightens my path and helps me make decisions aligned with peace and purpose. This approach to spiritual resilience has been a beacon in my life, especially when I feel burdened by the state of the world. Calling on God to guide us through hardships turns mourning into a shared journey. It transforms spiritual pain into motivation to act with compassion and hope. For those navigating similar feelings, I encourage you to cultivate prayer or meditation as a way to connect with this divine empathy. Gather strength from scripture and trust that in the midst of sorrow, there is an everlasting promise of restoration and peace.
