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Day 29: Final Questions

Your conflict story isn’t the end—it’s a setup for God’s purpose. Just like Joseph, falsely accused and imprisoned, God can take what was meant for harm and use it for good. Jesus, too, bore the labels of both offender and victim, yet overcame them to reign as King. You are not defined by shallow justice or past mistakes. Through humility, faith, and love, God calls you to be His ambassador of reconciliation—bringing healing where hurt once lived.

Have you asked the Lord for the Humility that He offers you in Jesus Christ? Have you asked him to give you the Desire to please Him? Have you asked him to give you the Faith that it takes to please Him? Have you asked him to fill you with His Love for the people in your conflict story? If you have, Lord is going to make you an ambassador of reconciliation; a man or woman he can use in the midst of conflict to accomplish his purpose of restored relationships and transformed justice.

Reflection Question:
Can you look at your conflict story and say, “What was meant for harm, God is using for good”? How might God want to use your story to bring healing to others?

Prayer:
Lord, help me surrender my story to You. Give me the humility to learn, the desire to follow, the faith to trust, and the love to forgive. Use me as Your ambassador of reconciliation to restore what has been broken. Amen.