This is a Spotlight on the Scriptures Isaiah 40: 30-31 Even youths shall faint and be weary, and young men shall fall tired; but they who wait for the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint. 

Only those who trust God’s view over their own will run and not grow weary. Not because they’re strong—but because God sends a second wind! When life tries to knock the breath out of you, God breathes fresh strength into your soul. That’s not natural power—that’s supernatural grace. But hear me: this kind of power don’t come to the proud. It doesn’t come to the stubborn. It doesn’t come to the casual. It comes to those who believe His Word and submit to His will. You’ve got to surrender to soar. You’ve got to bow to be lifted. You’ve got to trust even when you can’t trace.

 And here’s the shout: you will walk and not faint—not because the road got easier, but because God got deeper in you. He may not change the situation, but He’ll change you in the situation. He’ll give you endurance in the storm, peace in the pressure, and joy in the journey.

So don’t just ask God to fix it—ask Him to fix you. Don’t just seek relief—seek revelation. Because when you see it from heaven’s angle, you’ll run with purpose, walk with power, and stand with praise!