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Consider Him who endured such hostility from sinners, so that you will not grow weary and lose heart. - Hebrews 12:3
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Consider Him who endured such hostility from sinners, so that you will not grow weary and lose heart. - Hebrews 12:3

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  • The cure for weariness isn't trying harder. It's fixing your eyes on the One who endured more than we will ever fully understand.
  • When your own suffering feels unbearable, this verse invites you to consider what Jesus endured, and let that be the thing that keeps you going.

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Exhaustion, Sadness, Strength, Grace/Salvation, Hebrews

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1. “God, let me die.” (A story you need to read.)  2. Elijah had just called down fire from heaven and then ran for his life because one person threatened him.  3. He collapsed in the desert, alone, and prayed the most honest prayer of his life: "I've had enough, Lord. Take my life."  4. God's response wasn't a rebuke, a lecture, or a theology lesson. It was an angel, a fresh loaf of bread, and a jar of water.  5. He was told to eat, because the journey ahead was going to be longer than he had strength for right now.  6. God never told Elijah his feelings were wrong. He just refused to let discouragement and exhaustion have the final word.  7. If you're sitting under your own tree right now, the God who met Elijah in the desert already knows where you are. He has what you need.

1. “God, let me die.” (A story you need to read.) 2. Elijah had just called down fire from heaven and then ran for his life because one person threatened him. 3. He collapsed in the desert, alone, and prayed the most honest prayer of his life: "I've had enough, Lord. Take my life." 4. God's response wasn't a rebuke, a lecture, or a theology lesson. It was an angel, a fresh loaf of bread, and a jar of water. 5. He was told to eat, because the journey ahead was going to be longer than he had strength for right now. 6. God never told Elijah his feelings were wrong. He just refused to let discouragement and exhaustion have the final word. 7. If you're sitting under your own tree right now, the God who met Elijah in the desert already knows where you are. He has what you need.

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