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You are still here because God is still working through you. That’s what Tabitha’s resurrection tells us. Her acts of love—sewing, helping, caring—were seen. And they mattered. So do yours. You don’t have to preach a sermon to change a life. Sometimes a quiet act of service is the very heartbeat of God at work in the world. So if you’ve been wondering whether your life still counts, hear this: You are needed. You are called. You are loved. 🙌 Let your next “yes” be a small step of love today.

What if your weakest moment was the doorway to something greater? Tabitha’s story reminds us that faith is not about being perfect—it’s about trusting the One who can raise the broken and renew what feels lost. When Peter arrived and knelt to pray, he didn’t have a magic formula. He trusted the risen Jesus—and that trust changed everything. (Acts 9:36-43) You don’t have to have all the answers. You don’t have to be unshakable. You just have to bring your need to Jesus. 💬 Reflect: What do I need to lay before God today? 

Have you ever whispered, “Is this how my story ends?” Maybe life knocked you flat. Maybe you feel like you’ve run out of second chances. If that’s where you are, know this: you are not alone—and it’s not too late to get back up. In the book of Acts, a woman named Tabitha poured out love for others until the day she died. But that wasn’t the end of her story. Through God’s power, she was raised up again—not just to life, but to purpose . (Acts 9:36-43 You may feel down today. But there’s hope. God hasn’t given up on you. 🕊️ Let this be your next step: Pray, “Jesus, help me rise today. Show me what you still want to do through me.”