The prophet Elijah had his night season. One moment he is standing before a king, speaking by the word of God, and then for three and a half years—nothing. Talk about feeling useless. A man of God with power for the hour, and suddenly the hour looks like it has gone sour. Nothing is happening. He is just there.
And then one day, God says, “Stand up.” That is how night seasons end sometimes.
If you have been through a night season before, you will recognize this pattern. You come out of it and you almost wonder, “Was God angry?” No. It doesn’t even seem like anything was wrong. He just re-engages you. Errands start again. Things continue as if nothing ever happened.
You thought God left you. You thought He stepped away. But He told you clearly, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” He said, “I am with you always, even to the end.” You were the one who presumed He didn’t want to see you. It never occurred to Him not to want to see you. God is light. In Him there is no darkness at all (1 John 1).
Night seasons are not proof that God is angry. They are part of the process.
Full communiqué: https://youtu.be/Jd3yrjE3wio?si=ve4O4NNG27aGcvZ0
[Published On 3/2/2026]
