Isaya 49:16

El Shaddai, meaning the Almighty Sufficient One, is one of the names of God revealed to Abraham. When Abraham lacked belief in the covenant, God described Himself as El Shaddai, letting Abraham know that he didn’t need any help but through God. Tony Evans teaches more on this in this three-day plan.

Grief doesn’t mean forgetting. This reading plan by author Heather Hair offers comfort for those afraid that healing might erase the love they carry. Through tender devotionals and Scripture-based prayers, you’ll discover that it’s okay to remember, to feel, and to keep your bond alive. God doesn’t rush your sorrow, and He never asks you to let go of a love that truly mattered.

At times you feel invisible, as if your prayers get lost in the silence. But God has never stopped seeing you. This plan will remind you that you were loved, not forgotten. He sees you in the desert, remembers you in the waiting, and calls you by your name. No matter how much time has passed, His love continues writing your story with purpose and tenderness.

In various Bible verses, we read about God’s hands holding us. This is a touching image of God’s care and provision. The image becomes even more powerful when we consider that the hands holding us bear the scars of Jesus’ violent death on the cross on our behalf.