12-18-2025 PART 3: Carrying the Burden Together Before God

Section 1

This call unfolds as a raw and deeply personal account of a mother carrying the weight of her daughter’s physical illness, emotional despair, and spiritual confusion. Nancy describes her daughter’s repeated hospitalizations, ongoing medical complications, fainting episodes, and the crushing emotional toll that has followed. Even more painful is her daughter’s belief that she has no value, expressed through statements of worthlessness and regret over her own existence. Layered beneath the medical crisis is unresolved trauma, including abuse that has shaped how she now views God, believing He failed her when she cried out for protection. The situation is overwhelming, complex, and humanly impossible to untangle without divine intervention, leaving Nancy exhausted, grieving, and unsure of the next right step.

Section 2

The response centers on wisdom, patience, and dependence on God rather than quick spiritual fixes. A well-meaning gesture, such as giving a bracelet that declares healing, may be true in Scripture but mistimed for a wounded heart that cannot yet receive it. The counsel given is not to act out of pressure or fear, but to wait on the Lord and ask Him directly for guidance, trusting that He will make His will clear in His time. This approach honors both God’s sovereignty and the daughter’s fragile state. It reinforces that discernment is personal, relational, and grounded in prayer, not obligation. Doing nothing for a season can be an act of faith when it is done in surrender and trust rather than avoidance.

Section 3

The prayer that follows brings the entire situation into God’s presence, acknowledging suffering while proclaiming truth. It affirms the daughter’s inherent value, not based on performance or health, but on the immeasurable price paid for her through Jesus Christ. Healing is requested both emotionally and physically, with openness to God’s chosen pathway rather than human expectations. Just as importantly, the prayer addresses the burden Nancy carries, asking God to silence accusations, lift guilt, and surround her with His comfort and truth. The closing exhortation widens the lens to the listening audience, reminding everyone that when God brings people into our awareness, our role is to become neighbors through prayer and shared struggle. This is the heart of fellowship: standing together, trusting God to lead, heal, and sustain when answers are not yet visible.