God of the Glitch #RTTBROS #Nightlight

RTTBROS

God of the Glitch #RTTBROS #Nightlight

God of the Glitch #RTTBROS #Nightlight

"And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose." - Romans 8:28 (KJV)

I am passing along a story I came across to illustrate this verse

"It's over, man. My whole life just fell apart because of a stupid typo."

Jake had been unemployed for eight months. His savings were gone, his girlfriend had left him, and his dad kept asking when he was going to "get his act together." Finally, after dozens of rejections, he'd landed an interview at his dream company, a prestigious marketing firm downtown.

The interview went perfectly. They loved him. The hiring manager shook his hand and said, "Jake, we'd love to have you on the team. Just send over your references and we'll get the paperwork started."

Jake was so excited he could barely sleep. This was it, his breakthrough moment. He carefully typed up his reference list at 11 PM, double-checked every email address, every phone number. He hit send and went to bed feeling like his prayers had finally been answered.

But the next morning, his phone rang. It was his potential boss.

"Jake, I'm confused. We received your email, but instead of references, you sent us what appears to be a very personal prayer letter addressed to God about your struggles with depression and asking for guidance about your relationship."

Jake's heart stopped. In his excitement, he'd accidentally attached the wrong document, a raw, vulnerable prayer journal entry he'd written months earlier during his darkest moment.

"I'm so sorry," Jake stammered. "That was a mistake. I can send the right document immediately."

"Actually Jake," the voice said slowly, "don't worry about the references right now. Could you come in this afternoon? I'd like to talk with you."

Jake was certain he was about to be humiliated and rejected once again. He walked into that office prepared for the worst conversation of his life.

But here's what Jake didn't know...

The hiring manager, David, had been struggling with his own private battle. His teenage son had been diagnosed with severe depression three months earlier, and David felt completely helpless. He'd been praying for wisdom, for understanding, for any sign of how to help his boy.

When David read Jake's accidental prayer - his honest wrestling with dark thoughts, his determination to keep fighting, his simple faith that God had a plan even when he couldn't see it - something clicked.

The rest of the story?

That afternoon, David didn't offer Jake just any job. He offered him a position heading up their new mental health awareness campaign for a major client. A campaign that would become Jake's specialty and passion.

People need to understand that their struggles aren't obstacles to God's plan - they're often the very preparation for it.

"And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness." - 2 Corinthians 12:9 (KJV)

Sometimes what we call our most embarrassing mistake... God calls our greatest qualification.

This is "God in the Glitch", where your worst moments become your most powerful ministry. Because sometimes God uses our broken send button to send us exactly where we need to go.

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