A View from a Pew “The Lord Will Make a Way Somehow

A View From A Pew The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow

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There’s an old saying that still holds weight in times like these: “If you’re going to pray, don’t worry. And if you’re going to worry, don’t bother praying.” That’s not just a cliché—it’s a call to faith. Now that might sound simple, but it’s a deep truth for anyone who’s ever found themselves stuck between hope and heartache. Prayer is not just a spiritual routine—it’s a declaration. It’s saying, “God, I trust You more than I trust my fears.” But too often, we pray like we’re sending up a wish… and then worry like God can’t hear us.

Let me tell you something: everybody is going through something. Some of us are just better at hiding it. You may not see it on their face. You see them in church dressed up, smiling, clapping their hands during praise and worship, but behind those eyes could be a storm they’re trying to survive. Loss, sickness, loneliness, broken relationships, financial struggles—you name it. You don’t see the battles they fought just to get out of bed. You don’t see the tears they cried behind closed doors. You don’t hear the silent questions they whisper to God at 3 a.m. asking, “Lord, how much longer?”

Life has a way of knocking the wind out of you. But can I remind you of something? The Lord will make a way somehow.

That’s not just a lyric to an old gospel hymn. That’s a lived truth passed down through generations of people who didn’t have much—but had enough faith to move mountains. That’s the testimony of grandmothers who prayed over bills they couldn’t pay. That’s the shout of a single parent trying to raise children on one income. That’s the strength of a widow learning how to breathe again after loss. That’s your cousin, your coworker, your neighbor—and maybe it’s you.

Yes, life gets hard. Sometimes we don’t understand the plan, the pain, or the process. But our peace doesn’t come from having all the answers—it comes from knowing Who holds the outcome.

So if you’re facing something today—something heavy, something hurtful, something hard to talk about—don’t let that weight crush your faith. Don’t let what you see make you forget what you know.

You know He’s a healer. You know He’s a provider. You know He’s made a way before, and He’ll do it again.

Because God doesn’t panic when we face problems. He doesn't check His schedule or call a committee. When we cry out, He already has the answer.

So stop pacing the floor and start standing on His promises. Stop letting anxiety rob your joy. Stop letting doubt dictate your destiny.

Instead, pray with power. Praise like you’ve already won. Worship while you wait. And remind yourself every single day:

The Lord will make a way somehow. That’s not just a possibility—it’s a promise.