There came a moment in our life when we knew we had reached rock bottom.There was no more strength to depend on.
No more ideas to try. No visible way out of our situation. We looked at our circumstances and realized that, humanly speaking, nothing could fix this. That realization was painful—but it was also honest. We stopped pretending that we could handle everything on our own.
And yet, in the middle of that lowest place, something unexpected happened.
We began to experience miracles—small and large—that could not be explained by logic or effort. Things worked out in ways that made no sense. Doors opened when there should have been none. Help came at the exact moment we needed it.
That was when we knew: God was with us.
There was no other explanation.
I realized then that the only thing I could truly do was pray for my family and follow Jesus. Not because it was easy, but because it was the only way left. God clearly knew our situation. Otherwise, we would never have received the kind of miracles we were seeing.
We did not suddenly become strong or wise.
We did not suddenly understand everything.
The only thing we did was this: we tried, and we prayed—our best, with the situation we were given.
Some days, prayer was all we had.
Some days, faith felt fragile.
But even then, God remained faithful.
Rock bottom stripped us of pride and self-reliance. It taught us that depending on God is not weakness—it is truth. When there is nowhere else to turn, God is not offended by our desperation. He meets us there.
Looking back now, I see that rock bottom was not the end of our story. It was the place where our journey truly began. It was where faith stopped being an idea and became a lifeline.
If you are in a place where you feel there is no way out, I want you to know this: God already knows your situation. He is not surprised. He is not distant. And He is able to do what we cannot.
Sometimes the only thing we can do is pray and follow Jesus step by step.
And sometimes, that is more than enough.
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