We all need a Heartfelt Apology.

But, let’s face a hard truth: it’s heartbreaking to see so many people stuck, waiting for an apology that may never come. So, let me take a moment to sincerely apologize on behalf of those who have hurt you. You deserve to move on, and I believe that God wants the same for you—healing is the first step.

I am truly sorry for all the disappointments you’ve faced. I apologize for the lies you’ve endured or the narrasistic,  sexual or verbal abuse, and for the people who weren’t there when you needed them most. I’m sorry for the times they walked away or chose someone else over you. I genuinely feel for you, and I’m deeply sorry for all that pain.

But here’s the thing: let’s invite God into this journey. Will you allow Him to take your pain? Remember, your pain doesn’t have to confine you. It can serve a purpose, and trying to bear it all on your own is exhausting.

Imagine how liberating it would be to let God help you break free from those moments when no one supported you. Allow Him to lift the burden of hurtful words—or the silence of those who should have spoken up. Holding onto that pain can cloud your future, but it is doesn’t have to.

One powerful way to transform that negativity is by becoming the very person you wish others would be for you. If you long for encouragement and appreciation, seek out someone who feels down, unnoticed, or unappreciated, and be the beacon of light in their life.

Make it your mission to uplift others. Celebrate their small victories and remind them of their worth. If there’s unresolved tension between you and someone you care about, it might stem from feeling overlooked or undervalued. Don’t let that hurt create distance between you and your loved ones. Do your part—acknowledge them, appreciate them, and shower them with love. 

Let today be the day you refuse to let past offenses hold you back any longer. Embrace healing, spread kindness, and watch how your life transforms!

 You may not ever Hear “I am Sorry” but remember you are not sorry because on your worse day you are a child of God.  So who is that blessed person you are going to love like Jesus and move on!