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God Will Take Care of You

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A simple but powerful reminder from Romans 8:28 that God is always at work, even in the hard times. He can take what’s broken and turn it into something good for those who love Him.
By
Dean Butler

Romans 8:28
"And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose."

This verse has brought comfort to so many believers over the years. It’s one I’ve come back to time and time again, especially when life doesn’t make sense. It’s not just a nice saying. It’s a promise. And it’s one we can stand on when everything around us feels like it's falling apart.

God causes all things to work together for good. That includes the things we understand and the things we don’t. The blessings and the trials. The mountain highs and the deep valleys. He doesn’t say that everything is good—but He does say He can work it together for good.

That’s what makes this verse so powerful. God takes all the broken pieces and uses them for something beautiful in the end. He doesn’t waste a thing, not even our pain. What the enemy may try to use to tear us down, God can use to build us up.

We may not always see the good right away. In fact, there are times we may not see it at all on this side of eternity. But that’s where faith comes in. Trusting that God knows what we can’t see. Trusting that He’s still writing the story, even when the current chapter is hard.

This verse is also a reminder of who the promise is for. It’s for those who love God. For those who are called according to His purpose. If you belong to Him—if you’ve trusted Christ—you can rest in the truth that your life is in His hands. And He’s not going to let anything touch you that He can’t use for your good and His glory.

So, if you're walking through a hard season right now, don’t lose hope. Don’t give up. God is working. You may not feel it, and you may not understand it—but He hasn’t stepped away. He’s still with you. Still guiding you. Still taking care of you.

Let Romans 8:28 sink in today. Let it quiet your fears. Let it remind you that God is not done with your story. And no matter what you're facing—He’s already making a way through it.

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