Agape Love Weekend Devotionals for January 24 & 25, 2026 God Hears the Cry of His People
- Sarah Skaggs
- Jan 24
- 3 min read
šæ Saturday Devotional ā January 24, 2026
God Hears the Cry of His People
Theme:Ā Trusting God When the Burden Feels Heavy
Scripture:āAnd the Lord said, I have surely seen the affliction of my people⦠and have heard their cryā¦āā Exodus 3:7 (KJV)
Reflection:There are seasons when the weight feels heavyāwhen prayers feel urgent and the need for deliverance feels close to the heart. The book of Exodus opens with a powerful reminder: God sees. God hears. God knows.
The Israelites had cried out for years before deliverance came. Their prayers were not ignored; they were gathered by God and answered at the appointed time. God was already preparing a way before they even knew it.
When life feels overwhelming and answers seem delayed, remember this truth: God is never late.Ā He is attentive, compassionate, and actively working on behalf of His peopleāeven when we cannot yet see it.
As you rest today, allow your heart to be comforted by this promise: the God who hears your cry is also the God who brings deliverance.
Meditation:Pause and reflect:What burden do I need to place fully in Godās hands today?Trust Him to hear and respond in His perfect timing.
Prayer:Father, thank You for seeing my struggles and hearing my prayers. When the burden feels heavy, help me rest in the assurance that You are at work. Strengthen my faith, calm my spirit, and remind me that You are a God who delivers. In Jesusā name, Amen. š
š Daily Bible Reading ā January 24
Exodus 4ā6
š As you read, reflect on Godās power, His patience with Moses, and His promise to rescue His people.
š Sunday Devotional ā January 25, 2026
The God Who Sets Us Free
Theme:Ā Walking in Freedom Through Trust and Obedience
Scripture:āStand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us freeā¦āā Galatians 5:1 (KJV)
Reflection:Sunday is a day of rest and renewalāa reminder that God did not create us to live bound by fear, guilt, or the past. The God of Exodus is still the God who delivers today. Through Christ, we are invited not only into salvation, but into freedom.
Freedom doesnāt mean the absence of challengesāit means the presence of God walking with us through them. It means living unchained from shame, fear, and condemnation. It means trusting that Godās power is greater than anything that once held us captive.
As you prepare for the week ahead, let today be a declaration of faith:⨠I am no longer bound.⨠I am walking in Godās freedom.⨠I trust Him to lead me forward.
Meditation:Quietly reflect:What freedom is God inviting me to walk in today?
Prayer:Heavenly Father, thank You for being a God who sets Your people free. Help me walk in the freedom You have given through Jesus Christ. Release me from fear, strengthen my faith, and guide my steps as I trust You fully. I rest in Your grace today. In Jesusā name, Amen. š
š Daily Bible Reading ā January 25
Exodus 7ā9
š Reflect on Godās power, His authority, and His faithfulness to keep His promises.
⨠May this weekend bring rest to your soul, peace to your heart, and renewed trust as we continue drawing nearer to the Lord Jesus together in 2026.




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