Bruised Yet CalledНамуна

DAY TWO: FROM PIT TO PALACE

THE WORD

• Genesis 50:20 – “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.”

Joseph’s pit looked like an end, but it was only the beginning of God’s greater plan. What others mean for evil, God turns into the very platform of destiny. The bruises of betrayal and false accusation could not cancel Joseph’s calling — they became the stepping stones that lifted him into purpose.

The Holy Spirit reminds us that every trial is a training ground for glory. Our pits are not permanent places; they are passageways. What feels like rejection is often God’s redirection toward destiny. The palace is always on the other side of the pit for those who hold on to God.

Your bruises may look like setbacks, but they are divine setups. When you walk with God, pain becomes preparation. Nothing is wasted, and no wound is outside His redemption.

DECLARATIONS

1. I declare that my pits are not permanent — they are pathways to destiny.
2. I declare that betrayal cannot stop my God-given purpose.
3. I declare that every setback is being turned into a setup for glory.
4. I declare that the Spirit of God is with me in every trial.
5. I declare that I am destined for the palace God has prepared.

PRAYER FOCUS

Father, thank You that what was meant to harm me, You are turning for good. Thank You for never leaving me in the pit but always leading me toward the palace. Teach me to trust the process, even when it feels painful.

Holy Spirit, strengthen my heart with endurance and fill me with the vision of destiny. Help me see beyond my trials to the greater glory You are preparing. May every pit in my life become a testimony of Your faithfulness and power. In Jesus’ name, Amen.