You keep asking for a sign.
Not because you don’t believe in God — but because deep down, you want to be reminded He’s still near. You want to know you’re on the right path, that you’re not walking alone, and that the choices you’re making are leading somewhere good.
You’re not alone in that.
Even the servant in Genesis 24 — on a sacred mission to find a wife for Isaac — asked God for a sign. He didn’t yet know God personally. His prayer began, “Lord, God of my master…” That distance. That unfamiliarity. And still, God answered.
He answered clearly. Gently. Faithfully.
Because God wants to be known.
He wants to be heard.
And yes — He still speaks.
Sometimes through people.
Sometimes through peace.
Sometimes through a whisper or a moment that causes you to pause and say, “That had to be You.”
The question is — are you listening?
You’ve walked through a lot. You’ve grown so much. You’re no longer the girl who used to twist herself into a version others would accept. You’re not driven by fear the same way. And you’re slowly, gently, stepping out of needing constant validation — and instead anchoring yourself in God's steady presence.
The truth?
God doesn’t always give signs because He wants you to trust, not test.
But even when we ask — in our weakness, in our childlike wondering — He meets us with grace.
Maybe today isn’t about needing a sign at all.
Maybe it’s about recognizing how many have already come.
A peaceful night.
A healed conversation.
A little circle of ballerinas scooting their dots closer to you.
A calm morning.
A whisper in your heart that says, “You’re right where you need to be.”
That’s God.
Still speaking.
Still guiding.
Still loving.
So take a breath, dear one.
The pressure is off.
You don’t have to force clarity — just walk in trust.
God is already ahead of you.
A question to journal on:
Where in your life are you asking for a sign — and could it be an invitation to deeper trust?
A Prayer to Close
Dear God,
I know You still speak.
Help me recognize Your voice, even in the quiet.
When I feel unsure or anxious, remind me that I don’t need to force answers — I just need to stay close to You.
Give me ears to hear, a heart to trust, and the wisdom to know when You’re asking me to wait — and when You’re asking me to walk.
Thank You for the little signs You’ve already given.
Thank You for never leaving.
I trust You with the next step.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.
With hope,
Worthy
