Good morning, point of see us. It's nice to see you. It's nice to be talking with you on this

wonderful Thursday morning, the 4th of February. Welcome back to the Messy Masteries Podcast,

which had Intori. We're excited to jump into this devotional and just as a quick heads up,

we have another video coming at you today, so we hope that you like it on YouTube, that is.

Yes, you guys make sure to keep an eye out for that, but as of today, we are going to be reading

an devotional titled Never Alone in Suffering, and we're going to be reading out of Hebrews 2.18,

and it says, Since Christ Himself has gone through suffering and testing, He is able to help us

when we are being tested. The love letter from God says, Beloved Child, I am with you through

every tear and every trial, when you hurt, I hurt. There's nothing you'll walk through that I

will not walk through with you. You are not alone in this world. Look to me in every difficult

emotion you feel, and I will bring relief and comfort. I am the Father of Compassion, and when your

heart breaks, mine does too. I know you're hurting. That's why I sent my one and only son to

suffer for you, so that you would have the power to overcome and be healed. When you suffer,

don't run away from me, run to me, and I will hold you forever. Love your Heavenly Father.

The reflection says, It's amazing that our Heavenly Father became so personal that He sent

His Son to suffer the same things that we suffer, and He didn't stop there. He gave His Son

to us as a gift so we could spend eternity with Him. If you're wondering if God sees your suffering,

look to the cross, and remember that He not only sees it, He feels it, and will help you get through

it. The treasure of truth says, Jesus is our Savior, but He is also our great Comforter.

I love that. The first thing that came to my mind as you were reading that was a second story

of Mary and Martha. I know a few podcasts ago, we talked about whenever they were preparing

a dinner party for Jesus, but this story hits different. Basically, there was a man named Lazarus,

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