Day 31 – Blessed Are the Broken
Scripture: Matthew 5:4; 2 Corinthians 4:7
“Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.”
“We have this treasure in clay vessels, that the exceeding greatness of the power may be of God, and not from ourselves.”
You’ve walked through sorrow. You’ve wept, raged, grieved, and questioned. You’ve sat in silence and rediscovered God’s presence in the ashes. You’ve learned that healing isn’t about erasing the past but allowing grace to flow through it.
Jesus did not say, “Blessed are the whole.” He said, “Blessed are those who mourn.” In the ache, in the rawness, in the emptiness, God comes near. He comforts. He carries. He consecrates the sorrow into something sacred. The world may not recognize your brokenness as a place of blessing, but the Kingdom of God does.
You are a clay vessel, fragile and flawed—but full of treasure. The power within you is not your own. It is God’s presence—alive in your story, pulsing through your pain, bringing beauty even from the ashes. The cracks in your soul have become channels for compassion, wisdom, and sacred strength.
You are not the same person who began this journey. And that’s okay.
You are still becoming.
Still healing.
Still beloved.
Even now—especially now—you are blessed.
Practice for Today
Create a simple altar, journal page, or small display of what you’ve survived. Include a symbol of your healing—like a candle, a stone, a poem, or a photo. Let it mark the sacred ground of your journey.
Journaling Prompt
What has changed in me over the past 31 days? How do I want to carry this healing forward?
Closing Blessing
Feel the deep, enduring truth settle into your spirit:
You are not broken beyond repair.
You are blessed in your brokenness.
You are a vessel of beauty, carrying divine light through every crack.
You are beloved—then, now, always.
Pray as You Go
Inhale: I am still here…
Exhale: …I am still beloved.