Today's Verse is Psalm 69:20

This verse encourages believers to be attentive to the needs of those who are suffering, offering genuine empathy and comfort. It also underscores the importance of seeking solace in God when human comfort is unavailable, trusting in divine compassion and support. More than likely you can relate to this verse. Longing for empathy and support during times of distress or feeling isolated and abandoned. It's hard feeling like you have no one, maybe someone is bullying you and turned people against you and now you have no idea what to do. You feel like you can't talk to anyone, you don't know who to trust, so what do you do? You trust God. No matter what, God is always there for you to talk to and ask for help. You always have someone.

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