Ready for this cut? 😉✂️👣

Sometimes we wonder why God removes things from our lives. It looked good, even promising, right?

Yes, God is who He is, and He doesn’t change. (See Malachi 3:6).

That’s why, in moments like these, you can always choose to trust Him:

“He cuts off every branch in me that bears no fruit, while every branch that does bear fruit he prunes so that it will be even more fruitful.” (John 15:2, NIV)  

Think about how a gardener prunes a tree. Do they chop it roughly without paying attention to what they’re cutting off? No. It’s done carefully, with great attention, precision, and thoughtfulness. It’s an approach where you don’t just “do something,” but act consciously, mindfully, and responsibly—all with love for what’s at stake. 

That’s how God, our divine Gardener, prunes things in your life to grow more spiritual fruit.

To stay with the vineyard example… at first, everything grows massively! You might think: “Wow, that’s incredible—so much fruit all at once!” But the gardener steps in and trims it back. “Whyyy?” you might ask. It’s simply because “too much” can become chaotic and unfruitful.

If He let everything grow unchecked, the foliage would get dense, the air would stagnate, and the sunlight couldn’t reach through. And right there, in the shade, disease begins. 🥴

That’s why the gardener prunes—not to destroy, but to create space for light.

And if you’re experiencing such a “cut” in your life right now, believe me, God means well for you. Because a cut isn’t the end—it’s the beginning of light!

He doesn’t want you to grow blindly. He wants you to see Him again. In the light that shows you who you are, where you’re going, and that you are not alone.

Ready for this cut? 

You are a miracle!