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**John 11:28** — *"After Martha had said this, she went back and called her sister Mary aside to tell her, 'The Teacher is here and is asking for you.'"*
Grief had settled over Bethany like stone. Yet Martha, still raw from loss, rose and moved — not toward comfort, but toward her sister. *He is asking for you.* Four words that cut through mourning's fog.
Notice what Martha did not do: she did not wait for Mary to find her way to Jesus on her own. She went. She called. She delivered the message with her own grief still on her hands.
This is the shape of faithful stewardship in hard seasons — not performing strength, but quietly pointing others toward the One who is already present and already asking for them.
The Teacher is here. He has always been asking.
Consider the person in your life who needs someone to walk the short distance and simply say so.
Grief had settled over Bethany like stone. Yet Martha, still raw from loss, rose and moved — not toward comfort, but toward her sister. *He is asking for you.* Four words that cut through mourning's fog.
Notice what Martha did not do: she did not wait for Mary to find her way to Jesus on her own. She went. She called. She delivered the message with her own grief still on her hands.
This is the shape of faithful stewardship in hard seasons — not performing strength, but quietly pointing others toward the One who is already present and already asking for them.
The Teacher is here. He has always been asking.
Consider the person in your life who needs someone to walk the short distance and simply say so.