09/07/2026
KBCC Encouragement
From the Deacon’s Corner
Keep the Faith, Keep Going
There are times in life when our faith will be tested. Times when the road feels longer than we expected, the weight feels heavier than we prepared for, and the answers we have been praying for seem slow to come. It is in those moments that we must remember God has not forgotten us.
Whatever you are facing today, keep the faith.
When you are tired, keep going. When you are discouraged, keep praying. When you cannot see how things are going to work out, keep trusting. God is working even when we cannot see His hand. The same God who brought you through yesterday is already present in your tomorrow.
Scripture reminds us in Galatians 6:9, “And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”
Sometimes our greatest act of faith is simply refusing to give up.
You may be praying for your family. Keep praying. You may be believing God for healing, restoration, direction, peace, or provision. Keep believing. You may be carrying something that nobody else knows about. Keep holding on to God. Your circumstances may change from day to day, but God does not change.
And when you do not have the strength to say a long prayer, remember that God hears the simple ones too: “Lord, help me.” “Lord, strengthen me.” “Lord, guide me.” “Lord, give me peace.”
God knows exactly where you are.
So today, be encouraged. Lift your head. Take another step. Say another prayer. Give God another praise. You have already survived days you thought would break you, and through every one of them, God has remained faithful.
The battle may not be over, but neither is your story.
Keep fighting the good fight of faith. Keep loving. Keep serving. Keep praying for one another. Keep believing that God can make a way where there seems to be no way.
Keep the faith. Keep going. God is not finished yet.
Deacon Wyman Stewart
