VERSE SHARING Judges 6:12 NIV:"When the angel of the Lord appeared to Gideon, he said, “The Lord is with you, mighty warrior.”🌷"This verse is a powerful moment of divine affirmation. Gideon, at this point, is hiding and feeling inadequate, questioning God's presence and power. Yet, the angel of the Lord addresses him as "mighty warrior." This isn't a description of Gideon's current perceived state, but rather a prophetic declaration of who God sees him to be and what God will enable him to become. It highlights God's ability to see potential and purpose even when we are consumed by doubt and fear. It also emphasizes that God's presence is the source of true strength and victory.🙏 Prayer:🙏Heavenly Father,We thank You for Your unwavering presence and for seeing us not as we are in our weakness, but as You intend for us to be through Your power. We pray for courage and faith to embrace the "mighty warrior" within us, knowing that You are with us in every challenge and endeavor. Help us to trust in Your plan and to step out in obedience, even when we feel inadequate. May Your strength be made perfect in our weakness, and may Your name be glorified in all that we do. Amen.

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