Beloved sons and daughters,
You are not just people I speak to—you are people I carry before God. In quiet moments, in prayer hours, in times of thanksgiving, you remain in my heart. Your growth matters to me. Your healing matters to me. Your destiny matters to me. May you never feel alone on the journey, and may you always remember that someone is standing in faith for you.
When you are strong, I rejoice with you. When you are weak, I pray for you. When you rise, I celebrate the hand of God upon your life. Tonight and always, may the Lord keep you, guide you, and establish everything He has spoken concerning you. You are remembered. You are valued. You are always at my heart.
This week, I want to remind you about faithfulness even when God seems silent. Joseph’s story shows us that the prison season is a preparation season. He did what was right, yet he ended up in prison, falsely accused and forgotten by those he helped. For years, nothing seemed to change.
But even in prison, the Bible says, “The Lord was with Joseph.” God’s presence did not remove the prison immediately, but it sustained him. The prison was not punishment—it was preparation. God was shaping Joseph’s character to match his future calling.
Even in waiting, Joseph used his gifts. He served faithfully, interpreted dreams for others, and continued trusting God, even when the cupbearer forgot him for two more years. Delay is not denial. Silence does not mean absence. God may seem slow, but He is never late. The waiting season shapes humility, patience, and deeper trust. Remain faithful even when nothing seems to change. Keep serving God in your “prison” season. Do not let disappointment turn into bitterness. God is more concerned about your character than your comfort. Your release date is already set by Him.
This week, God calls you to stay faithful in your current season, continue using your gifts even in difficult places, praise Him even when you feel forgotten, and trust that He is working behind the scenes. Your prison is temporary, but your purpose is permanent. You are not forgotten. God sees your faithfulness in the hidden place. He is preparing you for a sudden promotion. Do not quit now—your breakthrough is closer than you think.
Father, even in seasons of waiting, we trust You. When we feel forgotten, remind us You are with us. Strengthen our faith and develop our character. Help us remain faithful until Your promise is fulfilled. We believe our release and promotion are coming. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
— Apostle Reuben Habaasa, your Spiritual Father
