Help Is Always on the Way – Trust Him

by Nohemie Brevil

“There is none like God, O Jeshurun, who rides through the heavens to your help, through the skies in His majesty.”

— Deuteronomy 33:26 (ESV)

What I love most about this verse is that it is God Himself who comes to help—not merely sending angels or messengers, but personally stepping in. The One who created the heavens rides through them to reach me. That’s deeply personal.

This verse paints a powerful image of God as a majestic King, moving with strength and urgency to rescue His people. He is not distant or detached—He is present, intentional, and fully involved. It reminds me that I am never alone. God sees what I’m facing, and He’s already moving on my behalf. He comes to deliver, defend, and demonstrate His power—not eventually, but even now. Because of this, I can walk through life’s challenges with confidence and active faith.

Another beautiful truth I learned: Jeshurun is a poetic name God uses for Israel. It means “upright one” or “beloved one.” Though Israel often failed to live up to that name, it reflects how God sees His people—not just by their actions, but through His covenant and unconditional love. That’s so comforting to me, because even in my weakness, He calls me beloved and comes to my aid. He never fails me—and I know He never will.

Prayer

Dear Lord, I thank You for being the kind of God who doesn’t stand far off but comes personally to help me. Your nearness is my strength. Teach me to trust You more deeply and to live with the expectation that You are already at work. Defend, deliver, and demonstrate Your power in my life today. In Jesus’ name, amen.

Action Steps

Can you remember a moment when you felt alone or overwhelmed—and then, suddenly, a calm peace settled over you like a gentle breeze? Perhaps it was the presence of God Himself covering you, coming to your help in that very moment.

Today, declare this truth aloud:
“God, I know You are coming to help me.”


Write it down somewhere you’ll see it often. Let it strengthen your heart and fuel your faith.