“This is what the Lord says:
Cursed is the one who trusts in man,
who draws strength from mere flesh,
and whose heart turns away from the Lord.”
– Jeremiah 17:5

There’s a sorrow that sits in the soul when you see people trust in what cannot save. A grief that isn’t rooted in anger...
...but in love.

We weren’t made to stand on the strength of men.
Flesh will fail.
Institutions will fracture.
Leaders will fall.
But still—they hope in man.

I’m not speaking from a distance. I’ve wrestled with it too. But tonight, I feel the ache of the Watchman. I see hearts chasing platforms instead of Presence…
…religion instead of relationship…
…and I weep.

God’s not silent in this. His Word pierces through our illusions:

“Blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord,
whose confidence is in Him.”
– Jeremiah 17:7

That’s the invitation.
That’s the pivot.
That’s the lifeline.

If you’ve been leaning on flesh—on your own strength—on voices louder than His…
Come back.
Return.

There is mercy waiting still.

This isn’t judgment—it’s a call.
A cry from one voice,
pointing to the only One
worthy of our trust.

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