Cry Unto God, and Heaven Will Move for You

 “God gave me these insights on November 23 during my fasting prayers. I’m sharing them today, on my birthday, November 26, as a reminder of His faithfulness in my life and as a declaration for the year ahead.”

Psalm 57:2–3 (KJV)

“I will cry unto God most high; unto God that performeth all things for me. He shall send from heaven, and save me from the reproach of him that would swallow me up. Selah. God shall send forth his mercy and his truth.”

Reflection from November 23, 2025 – Day 3 of Fasting Prayers

During the Sunday evening service, after a time of worship and meditating on the Word, God impressed Psalm 57:2–3 on my heart. These two verses carry a deep truth about where we turn when we are overwhelmed.

1. “I will cry unto God most high” (Psalm 57:2)

The verse begins with “I.” It’s personal. It’s singular. It’s an individual cry.

When do people cry?

When there is pain, pressure, loneliness, helplessness, or hopelessness.

And to whom do they usually cry?

Parents, siblings, friends, relatives, elders, or church members.

But not everyone responds the same way:

Some may mock. Some may pity. Some may distance themselves. Some may ignore. Some genuinely want to help but are simply not able.

This is why your tears are too precious to waste.

Psalm 56:8 says:

“Thou tellest my wanderings: put thou my tears into thy bottle: are they not in thy book?”

God doesn’t just see your tears—He stores them. He takes note of every struggle, every sigh, every moment of pain.

So instead of crying before man, cry unto God Most High. He alone can respond without limitation.

2. “He performeth all things for me”

The AMP version says:

“…who accomplishes all things on my behalf, for He completes my purpose in His plan.”

Accomplish means to bring to completion.

So the verse is saying:

Cry to the One who not only sees your pain but fulfills His purpose in your life. He finishes what He starts.

Your tears before God are never wasted. Your prayers become seeds. You may sow in tears, but you will reap in joy.

3. “He shall send from heaven” (Psalm 57:3)

This is the response to your cry. 

Verse 2 is your cry. 

Verse 3 is heaven’s answer.

When heaven sends something, no power on earth can block it.

Ravens Express – Direct from the King’s Kitchen

Today we have Swiggy and Zomato delivering whatever we order. But long before any food-delivery app existed, God already had His own delivery service—and He used ravens to run it.

Hot, fresh bread and meat every single day. 

Bread gave carbs. 

Meat gave proteins. 

Exactly what Elijah needed to survive the season he was in.

He also drank fresh water from the brook Cherith, completing his God-planned diet in that season.

This was Ravens Express – Direct from the King’s Kitchen.

Think about it:

- Ravens normally steal food, yet they delivered it untouched.

- They entered the king’s kitchen—a guarded place where royal food is kept.

- They picked up the exact items Elijah needed.

- They didn’t taste it, chew it, drop it, or delay it.

- Nobody stopped them or even noticed.

When heaven opens and the delivery is dispatched from above, nothing can block it, delay it, or interfere with it.

4. Cry unto God, not man

Man may try and fail. 

Man may change his mind. 

Man may lack the resources.

But God never fails.

Hannah cried. God gave Samuel. 

Zechariah and Elizabeth prayed. God gave John. 

Old Testament and New Testament—same pattern.

And He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Hebrews 13:8

5. Even those who trouble you can become instruments of blessing

Just as the ravens fed Elijah, God can turn the very people who troubled you into carriers of blessing.

When heaven intervenes, the impossible becomes possible.

Conclusion:

Cry unto God Most High. 

He will fulfill His purpose for you. 

He will send help from heaven. 

He will turn your tears into testimony. 

And He will give you success.

 

As you close 2025, cry unto God. As you enter 2026, walk in what He has accomplished for you.

 

In Christ,

Stephen John Brother