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It Ain’t Over Yet: Your Fourth Quarter Comeback Is Loading…


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Whew. What a week. You ever get to Friday feeling like life tackled you, ran the ball back, celebrated in your end zone, and then spiked it right in your face? Yeah… me too.


Maybe your scoreboard isn’t looking too pretty right now. Maybe the marriage feels strained. The bank account is side-eyeing you. The kids got attitudes. Your peace feels like it packed a bag and left without warning. And honestly? You’re sitting on the bench like, “Lord… you sure I’m not disqualified?”


Let me tell you something straight from the heart, my friend: don’t count yourself out just because you’re down. This game isn’t over.


See, life has quarters. Just like the best games we’ve ever watched, sometimes the most unforgettable victories don’t happen until the fourth quarter. That’s when champions rise. That’s when all the training, all the tears, all the timeout talks finally come together and turn things around. And guess what? Your fourth quarter is coming.


So here’s your Friday pep talk, sis. You might feel behind. You might feel tired. But you are still in the game.


And that scoreboard? It doesn’t scare God one bit. He specializes in last-minute miracles, underdog stories, and plot twists that make jaws drop. Heaven is not pacing the floor worried about your outcome. Nope. It’s already been written. You win.


But here’s the key: you’ve got to stay in position. You’ve got to stop listening to the noise in the stands — the haters, the doubters, the voice in your own head that says “why bother?” You’ve come too far to walk off now. And yes, I know it’s tempting to quit when you can’t see the progress. But faith ain’t about seeing — it’s about staying.


And don’t forget this: you’ve got the ultimate playbook. The Word of God is full of winning plays that never fail — strategies for peace, promises for your future, and truth that silences every lie of defeat. But sis, the playbook only works if we walk in it. Stay focused on the promise, run the play, and trust the Coach. He knows what He’s doing.


Hold on. Breathe deep. Shake off the doubt. Fix your ponytail (or your lashes), and get back in there. Because this next play? It’s your breakthrough move.


Let me remind you of this promise:


“And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart.” – Galatians 6:9 (NKJV)


That due season? It might just be waiting for you to not quit. It might be wrapped up in the “yes” you haven’t said yet. The prayer you’ve almost stopped praying. The dream you’ve nearly shelved. Dust it off. Try again. Ask again. Apply again. Believe again.


Because even if the world has you feeling like the scoreboard is against you, God’s already scripted your comeback.


And spoiler alert? You win.


So head into the weekend knowing this: you’re not behind — you’re being set up for the biggest play of your life. One that’ll have people saying, “I don’t know how she made it through that…” And you’ll just smile and point up.


Because grace carried you. And faith kept you. And the fourth quarter? It came through just in time.


Let’s Pray About It

God, I’m tired, but I’m trusting. I’m holding on to Your promise even when the scoreboard tells me I’m losing. Remind me that You are the Author of the final outcome, and my story is not over yet. Help me walk into this weekend with fresh strength, restored hope, and a heart that believes again. In Jesus’ name, amen.


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