Februrary 3 2026

Februrary 3 2026

“For in this hope we were saved. But hope that is seen is no hope at all. Who hopes for what they already have?” — Romans 8:24
Hope, by definition, belongs to the unseen. If everything were already resolved, hope would not be necessary. Paul reminds us that salvation itself began with hope long before it became visible or complete.
Like a seed hidden beneath the soil, God’s work often begins invisibly. Just because you cannot see progress does not mean nothing is happening. Growth frequently occurs in silence, preparation, and waiting.
This verse invites patience. It reassures us that unseen does not mean unreal. If you are hoping for something you cannot yet touch or see, you are not behind—you are positioned exactly where hope operates best.
Prayer:
Lord, help me trust You in the unseen places of my life. Strengthen my hope as I wait. Amen.

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