Monday, August 11, 2025

πŸ–€ When No One Gets It — But God Does!

 πŸ–€ When No One Gets It — But God Does! 

Bold and Blunt for Christ ✝️

πŸ‘‘Crowned by Grace. Bold in Faith.

Scripture: Proverbs 14:10 (NLT)

“Each heart knows its own bitterness, and no one else can fully share its joy.”

There are seasons in life where the pain is so personal, words can’t express it — and the joy is so deep, others can’t quite celebrate it like you want them to.

Sometimes you want to explain your grief, but people just don’t get it. Other times, you try to share your wins, and it falls flat because they didn’t walk through the fire with you. This verse reminds us that both sorrow and joy are deeply personal experiences — and that’s not a bad thing. It’s a spiritual reality.

πŸ’” “Each heart knows its own bitterness…”

That means your pain is sacred. People might see your smile and have no idea what it costs you just to show up. Let them guess. God knows the real weight you’re carrying.

😊 “…and no one else can fully share its joy.”

Your victories are yours. That moment you finally healed, forgave, or started over — nobody but God truly knows what it took. And that’s okay. Your joy doesn’t need validation.

πŸ’‘ Bold Reminder:

You don’t owe people your full story.

You owe yourself the space to feel deeply and heal completely.

And you owe God the praise — because He’s the only One who’s been there the whole time.

πŸ™ Prayer:

Father God,

Thank You for understanding the parts of me I can’t even explain. You know my pain, my breakthroughs, and my joy in ways no one else can. When I feel unseen, remind me that You see everything. Walk with me through every season, and let my heart rest in the truth that I am never alone — not in sorrow and not in celebration. In Jesus’ name, amen.

πŸ‘‘ Written by Taji Lechelle Edmonds

Founder of Bold and Blunt for Christ

Crowned by Grace. Bold in Faith.


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