A verse as you scroll: This verse was written by a man name Jeremiah, to people in captivity. They were discouraged, displaced, and questioning God’s plans for their future. Through Jeremiah, God reassured them that even in exile, He had not abandoned them. The promise wasn’t about instant relief, but about God’s long-term faithfulness. This verse reminds us that God’s timing often serves a greater purpose, and His plans are always for our ultimate good, even when we can’t see it immediately. |

Estás a un scroll de perder otro día de tu vida. Deja el teléfono. Haz algo que te acerque a tu propósito. 🚀 No estás cansado del trabajo… estás cansado de no avanzar. #mauriciobenoist #crecimientopersonal #mentalidadmillonaria #disciplina | Mauricio Benoist

Wait — before you scroll past. I know how it feels to try something new and be let down. I’ve been there too. Then I discovered a different approach — and it surprised me. ❌ No pressure. ❌ No empty promises. ✅ Just a small, practical shift that made things easier. Some people will pass this by and keep doing what they’ve always done. Others will pause, explore, and open a new door for themselves. 👇 Tap Learn More to see if it’s the right fit for you. | Hello, Today

Say it LOUD. Say it BOLD — AMEN! 🙌🏽 Word still speaks, still moves, and still sets people free. 💌 Tag someone who needs this reminder right now. Don’t scroll past—be the blessing. ✨ Hungry for more faith-filled content? 👉🏽 Follow @gods_warrior for daily encouragement, fire-filled Scripture, and real talk about God’s love and power! ‭‭2 Corinthians‬ ‭4‬:‭18‬ ‭NIV‬‬ “So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.”