Be silent. Listen carefully. What is coming to you is not just any message; it is a calling. And no, it is not for everyone. If you do not believe in Christ, perhaps this moment does not make sense to you. And that is okay. Feel free to follow another path. But if you are one of the chosen ones, you will know. You will feel in the depths of your being that these words were written for you. The message you are about to hear is not ordinary. It is a divine breath, a revelation that can change everything. As each sentence touches your heart, prepare yourself, because the chains that bind you will break. The light of the purpose that God has placed within you will begin to shine brighter. Do not listen only with your ears; listen with your soul. Let the fire of the Spirit touch your essence. Because today, right now, something powerful is about to happen. How many times, in the silence of the night, have you asked yourself: “Does God still see me? Does He still hear me?” The answer is clear: yes. He sees you, He hears you, and He has never stopped being by your side. That pain that seemed unbearable, the endless nights, the dreams that seemed to have been destroyed… none of this was in vain. It was all preparation. It is the prelude to something greater that is to come. Listen carefully: the battle you are facing is not the end. It is just a passage. God has never forgotten you, and His promise for your life is greater than any obstacle. Do not be fooled by the enemy, who tries to convince you to give up. The fire that God has placed in you is stronger than any storm. Your faith is the key that opens impossible doors. Think about the story of Joseph. He was betrayed by his own brothers, sold into slavery, unjustly imprisoned. He could have given up. But Joseph trusted. He believed, even when everything seemed lost. From the well to the palace, his life was transformed not by chance, but by the hand of God. In Genesis, we read: “You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good.” The same God who raised Joseph is at work in your life now. No matter how big the struggle, it will be transformed into a springboard for your victory. Romans reminds us, “In all things God works for the good of those who love Him.” Even if your life seems like a jigsaw puzzle right now, trust. While you wait, God is at work. He is putting the pieces together. The wilderness where you feel lost is not punishment, but preparation. When God brought the Israelites out of Egypt, He did not take them straight to the promised land. First came the wilderness. Why? Because that was where they would be molded. Don’t give up. Your victory is coming. God is preparing something much greater than you can imagine. The fire that burns within you will not be quenched. He has chosen you, and you are about to experience the fulfillment of His promises in your life. Often, what seems like the end is actually the beginning of something great. God does not move according to human clockwork. He works in perfect timing, even when it seems like we have been waiting a long time. The desert, which so many see as a place of abandonment, is actually the place where God prepares the chosen ones. It was in the desert that Moses heard God’s call through the burning bush. It was there that Elijah received miraculous sustenance. And it will also be in this “desert” of your life that you will find strength, purpose, and direction. You may be asking yourself, “Why do I have to go through this? Why does the struggle seem so long and heavy?” The answer is that God is molding you. He is preparing your heart for the great work that is to come. Believe me, when His purpose manifests itself in your life, you will understand why you had to go through what you went through. All suffering will be like a bridge to something greater. Remember David. Before he became king, he was just a shepherd, forgotten even by his family. When the prophet Samuel went to anoint the next king of Israel, David was not even considered. But God saw him. He chose him. The anointing came before the throne, and the path to the kingdom was full of challenges. David faced giants, persecutions, betrayals. But he persevered. God's promise for his life was greater than any difficulty, and the same is true for you. Maybe you are facing giants right now. It could be a financial problem, an illness, a broken relationship, or even an internal battle against anxiety, fear, or depression. These giants may seem insurmountable, but remember: David did not defeat Goliath with the strength of an army. He defeated him with faith in Almighty God. And the same God who empowered David empowers you today. #spirituality #universe #chosen the voice used in this video was generated by the website elevenlabs.io