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View from a Pew: Don’t Quit on Day 40 — Your Day 41 is Coming

View from a Pew: Don’t Quit on Day 40 — Your Day 41 is Coming
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Have you ever felt like you were right at the edge of your breakthrough — but life kept pressing you down? Like you’ve prayed, fasted, cried, worked, and waited… yet the answer hasn’t come? That’s when the temptation creeps in: “Maybe it’s not meant to be… maybe I should just give up.”

Before you make that decision, consider this:

In the Bible, it rained for 40 days and 40 nights — a flood covering the whole earth. But on day 41, the rain stopped, and God’s plan for a new beginning emerged.

Moses spent 40 years in the desert, a man with a past, carrying guilt and shame. But on day 41, God called his name from a burning bush and sent him to deliver a nation.

Moses went up Mount Sinai for 40 days, hidden in the presence of God. On day 41, he came down carrying the Ten Commandments — the very law that would guide Israel for generations.

The Israelites wandered in the wilderness for 40 years, tired, frustrated, and uncertain if they’d ever see the land flowing with milk and honey. But on day 41, they stepped into the Promised Land — the very place God had prepared for them.

Goliath taunted the army of Israel for 40 long days, striking fear into the hearts of warriors. But on day 41, a shepherd boy named David walked onto the battlefield with a sling, a stone, and unshakable faith — and the giant fell.

Jonah preached God’s warning to Nineveh for 40 days. On day 41, God held back His judgment, and an entire city was spared.

Jesus fasted and was tempted in the wilderness for 40 days. On day 41, the devil fled, defeated.

After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to His disciples for 40 days, proving He was alive and strengthening their faith. On day 41, He ascended to heaven, leaving them with the promise of the Holy Spirit and the mission to change the world.

Do you see the pattern? Forty is often the number of testing, trial, and preparation. But day 41 is the day of deliverance, breakthrough, and victory.

Here’s the takeaway:

·       The rain will stop.

·       The giant will fall.

·       The wilderness will end.

·       And your promised land will come into view.

But here’s the key — you can’t give up on day 40. Too many people walk away one day too soon, never knowing how close they were to their miracle.

Maybe right now you’re tired, discouraged, and ready to throw in the towel. I’m here to tell you: hold on just a little longer. Keep praying. Keep believing. Keep standing.

Because your day 41 is on the horizon. And when it comes, it will change everything.

 

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