Learning You: The Love That Staysنموونە

At the end of Learning You, there’s laughter—not because everything is perfect, but because love has endured. A father and son sit at the beach, building a sandcastle, rediscovering joy. It’s a quiet picture of redemption.

Joy doesn’t mean the pain has vanished; it means God has entered the story again. Redemption doesn’t erase what was broken—it transforms it. The Bible says God rejoices over us with singing. Imagine that: the Creator of galaxies humming over your life like a proud Father. You are His delight, not His disappointment.

Maybe life has drained the joy out of you. Maybe you’ve settled for survival when God still offers song. The same Father who stayed through your darkest moments now wants to celebrate your return.

Joy doesn’t always come in fireworks. Sometimes it’s the laughter after long tears, the sunrise after a sleepless night, or the peace that quietly fills the spaces where grief once lived. But it’s real—and it’s proof that God never stopped singing.

Reflect:
Where do you need God to restore joy in your story?

Prayer:
Lord, thank You for being the God who sings over me.
Restore my laughter.
Turn my pain into praise.
And let my life echo the joy of a Father who never gave up.
Amen.