EPISODE · Sep 21, 2026 · 1 MIN
Those Who Are Broken | Fly Child of the Most High
from Life's Awakening | Fly Child of the Most High · host Donna | Fly Child of the Most High
God often chooses those who have experienced brokenness to accomplish a greater purpose. While pain, disappointment, and hardship can leave lasting scars, God sees beyond our wounds and recognizes the strength, compassion, and resilience they can produce. Throughout Scripture, many of God's faithful servants—including Moses, David, and Paul—endured seasons of brokenness. Rather than disqualifying them, their trials refined their character, strengthened their faith, and prepared them to fulfill God's calling. Their lives remind us that God can transform our greatest struggles into powerful testimonies of His grace.Brokenness also equips us to encourage others who are walking through similar challenges. When we allow God to heal our hearts, our experiences become a source of hope, comfort, and encouragement for those who feel lost or discouraged. As followers of Christ, we are called to share His love by lifting others up and pointing them toward His promises. Through prayer, studying God's Word, and trusting in His perfect plan, we discover that no life is beyond His redemption. God can restore what is broken and use every trial to reveal His glory and bring hope to others.In Jesus' name, Amen!
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God often chooses those who have experienced brokenness to accomplish a greater purpose. While pain, disappointment, and hardship can leave lasting scars, God sees beyond our wounds and recognizes the strength, compassion, and resilience they can produce. Throughout Scripture, many of God's faithful servants—including Moses, David, and Paul—endured seasons of brokenness. Rather than disqualifying them, their trials refined their character, strengthened their faith, and prepared them to fulfil...
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