Dear Beloved,

Have you ever felt the quiet ache of longing for something more—a peace that surpasses understanding, healing from the burdens of the past, or simply a touch of God’s grace? You are not alone.

The world can often feel overwhelming, filled with noise, distractions, and pressures that weigh heavily on our hearts. But even in the midst of this, God’s voice remains constant—gentle, merciful, and full of the power to restore. His love reaches into the deepest parts of our pain, gently guiding us toward renewal.

In my latest video, I reflect on the words from 2 Corinthians 1:3-4:

“All praise to God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. God is our merciful Father and the source of all comfort. He comforts us in all our troubles so that we can comfort others.”

God’s comfort is not reserved for the perfect. It is for the broken, the weary, and those searching for redemption. Whether you carry regrets or grief or feel distant from Him, His arms are always open, ready to restore what feels lost.

There is no wound too deep, no distance too far, and no heart too shattered that His love cannot reach. You are not forgotten. His comfort is a wellspring, ready to overflow into your life and wash over the parts of you longing to be whole again.

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My prayer is that as you watch this video, you remember this: You are not meant to stay in brokenness. God calls us into a life of abundant hope, deep restoration, and lasting renewal. His love is not passive—it actively works to bring us into fruitfulness, restored forward.

May this be a season where you step boldly into His grace, allowing Him to restore you from the inside out.

With grace and blessings,​
​Amy​
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