Isaiah 40 is a chapter filled with hope for the weary. It reminds us that the Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator who never grows tired or weary. He offers His strength to those who feel weak, and His power to those who have none left. Isaiah’s promise is simple yet profound: “Those who trust in the Lord will find new strength” (Isaiah 40:31). This strength isn’t recycled from yesterday — it’s fresh and perfectly suited for today’s needs.

Sometimes our weakness doesn’t come from a single overwhelming crisis. It seeps in slowly — through long days, small disappointments, and responsibilities that never seem to let up. That’s why Isaiah’s words are so personal: God offers exactly what we need to keep going, whether that’s the energy to keep moving forward or the courage to simply stand firm.

We don’t have to manufacture this strength. We don’t have to “push through” in our own power. It comes from leaning fully on the Lord, allowing Him to carry what we cannot. In verse 28, Isaiah reminds us that the Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator of the ends of the earth. He never runs out of resources.

And here’s the freeing part: some days, our strength might look like soaring; other days, it’s just putting one foot in front of the other without collapsing. Both are victories when the Lord is the one sustaining us. Tomorrow, when we need His help again, He’ll be there with a fresh supply.

Trust Him for the next step, and the step after that — and you’ll find His promise holds true, every time.