"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest" Matthew 11:28

This powerful invitation reminds us that God is always present, especially in our moments of exhaustion, heartache, and overwhelm. When life feels too heavy to carry alone, God gently calls us to come closer—not with perfection, but with our weariness and burdens.

To “come to God” means to trust that we are not alone, that we are deeply seen and loved. It is an open door to peace—a divine assurance that rest is not earned, but gifted through grace. In God’s presence, we are not expected to have it all together. We are simply welcomed, comforted, and renewed.

Let these words be a soft place to land: a spiritual breath, a moment of stillness, a reminder that healing begins when we let go and lean into the arms of God.