Take Notice

Scripture

“Rejoice with them that do rejoice, and weep with them that weep.”

Romans 12:15 (KJV)

Ponder This

All around us, people are hurting - some quietly, some openly, all needing a reminder that Heaven still sees them. To take notice is to pause long enough to care. It’s to look beyond the surface and discern what Holy Spirit is showing you about someone’s heart.

Jesus always took notice. He saw Zacchaeus in the tree, the woman at the well, the man by the pool, and the crowds. His awareness was His ministry. When you slow down and let compassion lead, you create space for healing to begin.

Taking notice doesn’t mean fixing everything, it means being fully present. Sometimes Heaven’s comfort flows through a simple word, a listening ear, or a silent prayer whispered on someone’s behalf. The love you share today could be the lifeline someone has been praying for.

Prayer

Father, help me take notice of others. Open my eyes to see who needs Your love near me. Let compassion interrupt my routine and use me as a vessel of hope, peace, and healing. In the name of Jesus. Amen.

Declaration

I take notice of people the way Jesus did. I see through Heaven’s eyes, and I respond with love that restores.

Reflection

Who around you might be silently hurting? What small act of kindness can remind them that Our Father sees them? What scriptures can you have ready to share that will bring them hope and life?

Activation

Pause today to look someone in the eyes, ask how they’re really doing, and mean it. Sometimes awareness is the first miracle.