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Contentment
Ruth 1:21 is Naomi’s lowest emotional baseline. She has completely misread God’s character because of her pain, believing He has turned against her legally and spiritually. Yet, the beauty of God’s character is that He doesn’t punish her for her broken honesty; He simply lets the harvest speak for itself. This prayer is your Declaration of True Identity, ensuring that you see God as a loving Father even when the clouds look dark. Naomi said, “I went out full.” She…
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