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The Justice I Refused to Carry
By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — March 21, 2026, 10:05 a.m. There is a line in Scripture that settled into my bones long before I understood anything else about faith. It shows up in Romans, where Paul writes, “Vengeance is mine, saith the Lord.” He is echoing Deuteronomy, where the idea is even older and sharper: justice belongs to God,…
“My story is not about how strong I was.
It is about how faithful He has been.
It is not about how I figured things out.
It is about how God made a way when I could not.
Every breakthrough, every answered prayer, every moment of restoration points back to Him, not me.
“Let the redeemed of the Lord tell their story.” Psalm 107:2
I am just the evidence of His grace.
The proof that God still heals, still restores, still redeems.
What people see as strength is really His sustaining power.
What looks like victory is actually His mercy at work.
So when I share my testimony, it is not to highlight my journey, but to reveal His goodness.
Because at the end of it all, the story was never about me.
It has always been about God.”
This is a great post from “Just Sayen'”, who I've just discovered on Facebook (check them out). I pray it blesses you. 🙂
Friends, have a great day in Christ. 💛
Praise the Lord, Amen! 🙏🕊️🙌
Running back to Him
About a month ago, I got very sick with influenza, and during that time I fell out of habit with reading my Bible. Even after I got better, I truly struggled (and still am) to get back into my word and into God’s presence. In a snowballing compilement of sin, and weakness, the enemy struck. For weeks I was filled with anxiety, and fear, especially about my future, and I was just feeling down in every aspect of the word. Negative feelings began to cloud my mind, and all I could see was that dense, swirling fog that blinded me to anything else.
Then, while I was feeling down, one of my closest friends, who is agnostic, told me something that reminded me of a truth I had forgotten. I was talking to her about my fear of the future, and she said something along the lines of: “If you believe God has a plan for you…”
I didn’t even catch the rest of what she told me. In that moment, all I could think about was how I could have let myself get so lost in my own anxiety that I forgot the most important truth of all: God will always have my back.
Even though I’m still working on getting back on track with the Lord, I still sometimes think about this interaction. It reminds me how God is everywhere: where we least expect him, and always where we most need him. He’s always calling; he’s always speaking. He’s always there with open arms, waiting for us to run back to him.
One morning, I was out praying in my garden.
I sat in silence with the Lord, admiring the trees in my backyard and watching them sway to the soft summer wind.
Then, I saw a squirrel crawl up a tree, and I said to the Lord: “Lord, whenever I’m out here with you, could you please show me a squirrel so I know that you’re with me?” I didn’t think much of it.
A few weeks later, I’d completely forgotten about that prayer, and I was having a very rough week spiritually. I went outside and did the same routine — sat in my backyard in silence with the Lord. It was the first time I’d done it since I prayed that prayer weeks ago.
At first I say with my eyes closed, but suddenly I had an urge to open them, so I did. At that moment, a single brown squirrel appeared just perfectly in the center of my vision, climbing the same tree as when I made that prayer. I wept and praised the Lord.
wait even married people struggle with porn??? bruh i thought it was just me being single 💀 i'll pray for you brother, and please pray for me!
Well, absolutely they do, and that in there is a whooooooole conversation to be had, but by the grace of God yours truly hasn't really been struggling with it anymore. Not to say I am not tempted, nor to say I only have pure thoughts or I don't feel the flesh seeking gratification when I have to go into a porn blog to block it, but porn is not the vice it once was for me - and I, by the power of God, stave it off by remembering what it's done to me, how illogical porn and porn consumption is, and how filthy I'd feel afterwards. I do really appreciate the prayer, though!
Prayer works, action works, and God is always working - you need not struggle with this for all your life 💚
From brokenness to boldness—from mess to message. I’m sharing this short video reading from my heart to yours. May it remind you that you are needed, loved, and never alone. 💛 #FaithJourney #HealingWords #MemoirMoments”
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I‘m beginning to realize that the majority of the Christian walk (for me, at least) is acting confident that I knew God would perform a miracle in a situation whenever those around me are surprised, whilst simulatenously thinking, That‘s crazy, how did He do that?
This is more a loose example, but I was playing Monopoly one time with my niece and cousin. I‘ll call them Hannah and Jordan for the sake of coherency. But basically Jordan had ran out of money and was going to essentially lose the game, leaving just me and Hannah. So, I gave her half of my own money so she could keep playing. Hannah questioned if that was allowed, but the rules never explicitly stated that I couldn‘t. She said something along the lines of „Oh, but now you‘re worse off than I am. What if you end up going bankrupt now?“
Jokingly, obviously, I said: „The Lord provides.“
Fastforward to my turn and I landed on the Free Parking or whatever it‘s called - and by our rules, not sure if it‘s a universal rule, that means we get whatever money has accumulated in the middle of the board from taxes and cards. And, wouldn‘t you know it, the amount of money in the centre of the board was the exact amount I had given Jordan, maybe a bit more.
And it happened. Every. Single. Time.
We made a joke out of it, but then it turned into a whole sermon. Jordan and I kept giving each other money whilst Hannah played the game normally, and every single time we would give money to each other, one of us would land on the Free Parking and get exactly that amount back - if not double.
Hannah thought we were cheating and had said: „There‘s no way that‘s actually working.“
(All three of us are Christians, by the way, this was all in good fun)
And playing it off, Jordan and I were confidently going: „We told you God would provide. The Lord giveth and He taketh away.“
But the whole time, I‘m internally freaking out, wondering - Oh my word, how is this actually working?
Anyway, thanks for listening to my TedTalk. God bless!
The Power of a Personal Testimony
1 I love the LORD, because he has heard my voice and my pleas for mercy. 2 Because he inclined his ear to me, therefore I will call on him as long as I live. 3 The snares of death encompassed me; the pangs of Sheol laid hold on me; I suffered distress and anguish. 4 Then I called on the name of the LORD: “O LORD, I pray, deliver my soul!” 5 Gracious is the LORD, and…
