By Dr. Tabatha Pittman
Pruning feels like loss before it feels like growth.
Branches are cut so fruit can increase.
God sometimes removes distractions, unhealthy attachments, or misplaced priorities—not to harm us, but to help us flourish.
Pruning is love in action.
You may feel like something was taken from you. But ask yourself: was it feeding you—or draining you?
Resurrection hope includes refinement.
What God removes creates space for better fruit.
Trust the Gardener.
He sees the full design.
Until tomorrow—stay anchored, stay hopeful, and hold on to Yeshua.
—Dr. Tabatha Pittman
Youtube a Word for the Day- “Let God Prune What’s Blocking Your Growth”
