By Asiwaju Dele Taiwo
As 2025 draws to a close, the timeless promise “Ask, and it shall be given to you”. Matthew 7:7 invites deep reflection on how we have lived, loved, and grown. Many people finish a year carrying silent prayers, unmet needs, and unspoken hopes yet. Scripture reminds us that God responds to intentional faith, not quiet resignation.
In life, asking is an act of courage: asking God for wisdom after mistakes, for strength after setbacks, and for clarity before stepping into a new season. Before 2025 ends, it is not too late to ask for direction, healing, and renewal because every sincere request opens the door to divine provision.
In relationships and marriages, this message is especially powerful at year’s end. Love often weakens not from lack of care but from lack of communication. As 2025 closes, let asking becomes a bridge to restoration, asking for forgiveness where pride created distance, asking for understanding instead of assuming and asking for effort where love grew tired. When couples and families choose to ask with humility and love, they position themselves to receive peace, unity, and a stronger foundation for the year ahead.
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