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Read answerThere are moments when we feel that problems are too big. We look around, search for a solution, try to find answers... but it seems all doors are closed.
Sometimes, fear fills our hearts. Children can feel it when facing something difficult at school, when they have a problem with their friends, or when they don't know what to do. Adults also experience it when worries come, family difficulties, or situations that seem to have no solution.
And then a question arises from the depths of our hearts:'Jesus, when I feel I have no way out, can You open a path for me?'
The Bible tells us a wonderful story that helps us remember that even when we don't understand what is happening, we can trust God.
📖Bible reading: Exodus 14:10-31
Imagine for a moment standing before a vast sea, with no bridge to cross it and no safe place to escape to.
That is what the people of Israel experienced when they left Egypt.
After many years of slavery, the Israelites were walking toward freedom. However, when they reached the sea, they discovered something terrifying: the Pharaoh's army was coming after them.
In front was the sea. Behind, the Egyptian soldiers.
It seemed there was no way out.
The Israelites felt great fear. Some began to complain and ask Moses why he had brought them there.
But in the midst of that very difficult moment, Moses conveyed a message of hope to them.
The Bible says:
Do not be afraid; stand firm, and see the salvation the LORD will bring you today.
What powerful words!
God had not abandoned His people, even though they still could not see how they would be rescued.
Then something extraordinary happened.
By God's command, Moses stretched out his hand over the sea. The Lord caused the waters to part, and a dry path appeared through which the Israelites could cross.
The place that seemed impossible to cross became the way to their liberation!
When the Egyptians tried to pursue them, the waters returned. God had delivered Israel from the army that threatened them.
That story reminds us thatGod has the power to save and that His people could trust Him even in the midst of fear.
It does not mean that all our problems will end with a miracle like the parting of the sea. It means we can remember God's faithfulness and power when we face situations that overwhelm us.
Dear little one of the Kingdom, maybe today you are facing something that worries you.
Perhaps you are afraid of making a mistake, you are sad about something that happened, you have a problem you don't know how to solve, or you are waiting for an answer that has not yet come.
And maybe, like the girl in our video, you would like to ask Jesus:
Lord, when everything seems closed, are You still with me?
The Bible teaches us that we can approach God with our worries and trust in His care.
Jesus said:
I am the way, and the truth, and the life.
— John 14:6 (RVR1960)
Jesus spoke these words to teach us that He is the way to the Father. They also remind us that our deepest hope is in Him, not just in finding a solution to our difficulties.
Trusting in Jesus does not mean that we will never have problems, that we will always receive an immediate answer, or that everything will happen as we wish.
It means that we can turn to Him when we feel afraid, ask Him for wisdom to make decisions, and find strength to carry on.
Sometimes, help can come in a way we did not expect: through a conversation, a person who accompanies us, a prudent decision, or the strength to get through a difficult moment.
When you don't know what to do, you can pray. When you are afraid, you can seek support. And when the answer is delayed, you can keep trusting in God's love.
You don't need to pretend to be strong all the time. You can tell the Lord how you feel.
The story of the Red Sea can teach us to live difficult moments with faith, hope, and wisdom.
You don't need complicated words to talk to Jesus.
You can tell Him how you feel, share what worries you, and ask Him to help you make good decisions.
God knows our hearts and we can approach Him with confidence.
If something worries you, you don't have to face it in silence.
Talk to your parents, a relative, a teacher, or a responsible person who can listen to you and help you.
God can also provide care and support through other people.
Having faith does not mean doing nothing.
If you have a problem, think about what you can do to face it wisely. Maybe you need to ask for forgiveness, study a little more, talk to someone, or look for a solution with your family.
Ask God for wisdom to recognize the next step.
Not all answers come when we want them to.
Some difficulties require time, patience, and perseverance.
While you wait, remember that you can keep praying, taking care of yourself, and doing what is within your reach.
If a situation makes you feel insecure, hurts you, or is too difficult to solve alone, seek help.
Asking for help does not show a lack of faith. It is a wise and brave decision.
Even if I don’t see the way out today, I can trust God and take the next step with faith.🌊
Remember: the same God who cared for His people by the sea invites us today to trust in Him. Not because we know exactly what will happen tomorrow, but because we can place our worries in His hands.
Dear Jesus:
Today I want to come to You with everything in my heart.
Sometimes I feel afraid, I worry, and I don’t know what to do.
When problems seem too big, help me remember that I can trust You.
Give me peace in the midst of my worries, wisdom to make good decisions, and courage to ask for help when I need it.
Teach me to wait patiently and to keep going with faith, even when I still cannot see a solution.
Take care of my family and help us stay united in difficult times.
In your name, Jesus.
Amen.❤️
This message can also be an opportunity for parents and children to share their feelings and strengthen their trust in God.
Have you ever felt that a problem was too big?What did you do and how did you feel?
What can we learn from the people of Israel when they were afraid in front of the sea?
What can we do together as a family when someone is worried and doesn’t know how to solve a situation?
Listen to the answers with love. Sometimes, a simple conversation can help a lot someone who needs to feel accompanied.
If you are going through a difficult time today, remember that you can approach God with confidence. He knows your worries and you can ask Him to accompany and guide you.
The story of the Red Sea reminds us of His power and faithfulness. Although our situation is different, we can find hope by remembering who God is.
If this message spoke to your heart, write in the comments: "God makes a way for me.🙏
May those words be an expression of faith and trust, even when you still don’t know the answer.
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May the love of God continue to light your way, little one of the Kingdom!💛