HE CARES FOR YOU

 “Though the Lord is on high, Yet He regards the lowly; But the proud He knows from afar.” — Psalm 138:6 (NKJV)


This verse is a beautiful reminder of God’s greatness and His deep concern for each one of us. Though God is highly exalted, seated above all creation, He still sees and values the lowly—the humble, the brokenhearted, and those who feel overlooked by the world. This verse shows us that God's greatness does not distance Him from us. Instead, it draws Him closer to those who humbly seek Him.


God knows every detail about your life. Nothing is hidden from Him. He sees your pain, your tears, your prayers, and even your silent thoughts. Before a situation arises, God already knows it. He is never surprised or caught off guard. His care for you is personal, intentional, and full of love. You may not be famous, rich, or powerful like others, but that does not mean you are forgotten or less important in God’s eyes.


Sometimes we wrongly believe that only successful or powerful people matter to God. But Scripture makes it clear—God cares deeply for those who humble themselves. He values character more than status. In fact, He resists the proud but gives grace to the humble (James 4:6). If you feel low, unnoticed, or unworthy, remember this: God sees you. He understands you. And most importantly, He cares for you.

So do not worry. Do not think God has abandoned you. His eyes are on you, and His heart is full of compassion for you. The key is to humble yourself before Him and believe. Trust in His timing, love, and perfect plans. Even in the waiting, God is working. Even in silence, He is listening. You are not alone.

No matter where you are in life today—high or low—draw near to God in faith and humility. He will lift you up in due time because He cares for you.

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