A profound spiritual message exploring God's witness to human suffering, His unfailing love, and His call for believers to embody His will through compassion, justice, and mercy in preparation for His return.
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Yohanna LouisJacques brings more than 15 years of experience to the healthcare industry, where she specializes in medical administration and writing. Growing up with a mother who worked as an LPN nurse, she developed an early passion for patient care through volunteering at health fairs and fundraising for St. Jude's during her school years. Her career has spanned multiple departments in geriatrics, including activities, marketing, caregiving, medication administration, and executive administration for assisted living and home health companies, as well as freelance contracting between hospitals and home health providers throughout Georgia. As a marketing strategist, she focuses on matching quality care with clients. Beyond her administrative work, LouisJacques draws inspiration from her patient interactions and faith to write short inspirational stories and longer novels, including a reimagined dialogue from the book of Genesis. She remains active in church volunteering and has participated in missionary trips to South Carolina, Panama City, and France.
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01What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
One advice I can honestly say is don't expect the unexpected. Healthcare is forever changing. Your experience 2 years ago, 10 years ago, 20 years ago might not be the same experience that's gonna happen for you. Expect the unexpected, but go in with a heart of compassion, because this field is not for the weak-hearted at all. You have to be ballsy. You have to want to be here, because there's so much industry, but there's no other industry where someone can go in, literally walk in, and care for someone, make a difference physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
02What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The value, I will have to say, is learning to love myself and put myself first so that I'm able to do that back to others. If I don't value myself, my own life, my perspective, my own mental, my own emotion, I literally had to go to counseling last year for a couple of months just so I can revalue myself and fine-tune myself to be a better version of myself not only for my kids, my family, as a woman, patients, my crew. You have to take care of yourself. There's no way you're gonna drive the wheels off if you don't take care of yourself. In 2026 we've experienced COVID, wars, economical difficulties, financial difficulties, hardship. So it's really important to take a moment to value yourself, take time to take care of yourself, breathe, exercise, eat healthy when you can, and don't be afraid to spend a little money on yourself and go and take a small vacation or do a staycation.
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Write My Will
A Divine Calling to Live God's Will with Compassion, Faith, and Purpose in the Last Days
"WRITE MY WILL"
A Message of Hope, Mercy, Remembrance, and Testament for Us to Live By.
Written by: Yohanna Louis-Jacques
On July 31, 2026, at 12:30 a.m., the Lord spoke to me and said, "Write My Will." And I asked YHWH, "Lord, what is Your will? Father, what would You have me write?" In a tone as gentle as a baby's coo but as loud as thunder, the Lord of Armies replied to me:
"Write My Will," said the Lord.
- For I have seen the suffering of My Children.
- I have heard the cries of My people.
- I have felt the pain of the innocent.
- Remember My promise; I have not forsaken you.
- My love is unfailing and everlasting.
- I will return, and My Bride will return to Me.
- Thus says the Lord God, YHWH."
(Each of these phrases is broken down into passages.)
Passage 1
YHWH reminds us that He sees the suffering of people every day when He says, "For I have seen the suffering of My Children."
He sees the smiles people wear at work, only to cry when they get home. He sees how some sit alone at a dinner table because everyone they love is gone. He sees those who are caring for an aging parent and don't know how they are going to make it through another week. He sees those who sleep in their car with nowhere to call home. He sees those who are too afraid to tell anyone they are struggling, so they continue to carry the heavy, silent burdens alone. He sees you when you are grieving. He sees who is hungry. He sees His children being mistreated.
He sees you when you pray every night: "God, do You still see me?"
And the message says: The Lord, YHWH, says, "For I have seen the things that have been done unto you. Don't lose sight of Me—I AM with you."
Passage 2
YHWH hears the cries of those who are lost in great despair when He says, "I have heard the cries of My people."
He hears His sheep cry out in agony because they are being tortured for worshiping Him in lands where it is forbidden. He hears every tear that falls from a mother's eyes like a bell ringing through the universe when her child dies from police brutality. He hears the sorrows of the new generation growing up in the confusion of society while being led astray from the presence of His holy Scriptures. He hears those who plead for a miracle to regain their health because they are on the verge of death. He hears when a newborn infant doesn't take his or her first breath. He hears the lonely hearts of His children who long for companionship but are too afraid because the enemy has brought the wrong kind of people into their lives and scorned them severely. He hears the whispers of those who pray to Him subconsciously while their bodies are being possessed by legions of demons, but no one notices because society cannot tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is possessed. He hears the starving people in different nations suffer because of corrupt governments whose deals ignore the very people who work continuously to keep their countries running each day.
The Lord YHWH hears you. Even when your prayer sounds like:
"Help me."
"Please don't let my family fall apart."
"I don't know what to do."
"God, I need You."
"Can you hear me, Lord? I need You now!"
The Lord, YHWH, says, "I hear how your soul cries out to Me, My child, and I hear the whispers your heart speaks to Me, and I will never stop listening to you."
Passage 3
YHWH continuously feels the pain of the innocent ones who suffer great injustice.
He feels the pain of the children who are being tortured with no one standing up and defending them. He feels hurt when families begin to break apart because of the demands of society's standards. He feels the pain of being confused and lost when people lose their homes. He, too, grieves when a loved one dies and leaves us feeling empty and alone. His heart breaks when His children are let down by the same system that swears to protect us but instead delivers injustice.
"If God sees everything, why does He allow this?"
This is not an easy question to answer. The Lord God, YHWH, has shown us from the very beginning that He created this world in the reflection of His concept of perfection, without sin. Since man has fallen from His grace, this has altered what the world allows into its atmosphere and removed its way to filter out the presence of darkness. He told us that because of this, His presence can no longer dwell on earth where sin resides, because the unique filter was removed by the hands of man. And because we are His children and have inherited the earth and all things of it, the Lord God has given us the right to do with it as we please, and He cannot undo what has been done because He no longer holds authority over it for a certain time.
YHWH gave man the keys to earth as a test to see if we deserve to inherit His heavenly kingdom, and man handed the keys to the enemy of YHWH, which removed the heavenly filter that once blocked out darkness, sin, and anything not of God, for a time. Because of this act of rebellion, this world will endure suffering, malice, war, negative intentions, killing, starvation, demonic possession, injustice, hatred, racism, heartbreak, financial hardship, false gods, false prophets, political tyranny, illness, persecution, lawlessness, confusion, and more.
Instead, it gives something different: The Lord sees everything, God hears everyone, and YHWH feels everything—yes, He takes account of it all for the day of judgment. And Abba said, "Remember My promise: I have not forsaken you."
Passage 4
God says: "Remember My promise."
Why? Because suffering has a way of making people forget His written will and then turn away from the Lord—when He always remained the only and final solution to it all.
When life becomes difficult, people start to believe:
"God has forgotten me."
"Nothing will ever change, and He's punishing me."
"There is no hope."
But instead, His message says:
"I have not forsaken you," said YHWH.
Not: "You will never experience disappointment, heartbreak, or pain."
Not: "You will never lose loved ones or anything you deem valuable."
Not: "Life will always be easy, and there will be no more suffering."
But: "You are not abandoned. I see, hear, and feel all things that you endure, but My unconditional love surpasses all agony if you let Me carry your burdens for you."
Inspirational Thoughts:
Adonai Elohim won't undo the past mistakes of Adam and Eve, but He is forging a new path for us to enter His heavenly kingdom. Just like us, the Lord of Lords understands and makes sacrifices; He performs miracles every day by sending His Son as the ultimate sacrifice, the Holy Spirit to protect and comfort us, and the Holy Bible as a guide. Truly, the Lord God has not forgotten us, but He abides by His own rules to be the ultimate judge with the last and final ruling.
"So, yes—your pain matters! The innocent is being accounted for, our lives matter to Him, and the suffering is not in vain and will not be dismissed."
Adonai Elohim says that His love is unfailing and everlasting. The Lord God's love is so unique that it would be impossible for anything to exist without it. Life is created from a certain frequency that allows cells to connect and reproduce. The same is true for animals, plants, and all other life forms in the world. So, it's safe to say that without love—or even just a moment of passion—no one would exist. YHWH must constantly remain in a state of unconditional love for new life to continue to blossom and grow. Plant life and the different animals, for instance, don't just stop growing or reproducing. The presence of God may no longer dwell on this earth, but He left a mark that continues His legacy. This is why all creatures recognize His essence and worship Him. His unconditional love still resides within us all.
And with this, we can stand in His grace from generation to generation; we can sense Him in all things and situations because of the Holy Spirit's presence, left to spread His unconditional love, understanding, guidance, protection, and deliverance, forever and ever. The hearts of man change, promises go unfulfilled, and friends and relationships will disappoint us—but YHWH reminds us that He doesn't change, no matter what. When God makes a covenant, it is backed by His bond and power, which have proven to be unfailing and everlasting.
"As humans, our lives' foundation of hope should not be based on the mere concept that everything is going to go right. Instead, it should be based on the understanding that the Lord God's character does not change when our circumstances do."
You may be walking through the darkest chapter of your life and still believe: "This is not the end of my story; the Lord God is the author of my destiny, not the outcome of man's decisions."
Passage 4
The Lord says, "I will return," and as we know, He keeps His promise—just like the covenant He kept when He promised Moses that He would free the slaves from Pharaoh's tyranny and bring them to the promised land.
Although it is a common understanding that Christ will return one day for the church, this passage also shows us that the Lord God's will for humanity will come to pass. As it was in the beginning, there was peace on earth with His presence and His essence in all creation. He will restore it to its former glory, if not better—reminding us that history is not ultimately without direction.
The world we live in is chaotic and will continue to grow worse until the very end. So, this is not the time to act as though we've forgotten the Lord's will; it was already written in His Word. "In such a time like this," He said, "This too shall pass!"
Human beings will always disappoint one another. Empires will continue to rise and fall, people will continue to come and go in our lives, new wars will continue to form, and we will find joy and still suffer along the way.
However, the message points toward a final hope: God will never abandon His creation.
Passage 5
Adonai says, "My Bride will return to Me." Some may ask, "Who is the Lord God's Bride?" The image of the "Bride" represents God's people—those who belong to Him and remain faithful to Him in mind, body, soul, and way of life. There's another beautiful and logical way to understand this idea for everyday life.
Ask yourself: "What does a bride do when she prepares her home for the one she loves?"
A bride prepares for the arrival of her beloved. She does not wait until the last minute to clean the home or prepare the meal; she plans. In the same way, YHWH prepares a proper place for His Bride when He returns. He not only prepares the home but also paves the way for us to walk. He prepares the chambers and halls of transformation because we cannot enter His kingdom in bodies of flesh that bear the mark of sin. He will give us new heavenly bodies, transformed into His likeness.
Living Testaments
So now, the question we should ask ourselves is: "How do we prepare properly for the Lord's return?" If we believe the bridegroom is coming, shouldn't this dictate how we live the rest of our lives as we wait?
We should replace "Hatred and Cruelty" with "Love and Compassion."
We should replace "Ego and Bitterness" with "Mercy, Patience, and Forgiveness."
We should replace "Pride and Envy" with "Truth, Acts of Service, and Faithfulness."
As we continue to reflect on these passages, the next question that normally lingers is:
"What is God's will for the human race, for my family, for me?"
- Love the Lord God with all your heart.
- Love your neighbor (have love, compassion, patience, and kindness for everyone).
- Protect the vulnerable (heal the sick, feed the poor, care for the weak, as God does for you).
- Remember the forgotten (honor the memory of those who passed away, but do not idolize or worship them; remember their wisdom, keep the good traditions and rituals of your ancestors, and tell the stories and lessons of your parents to your children).
- Forgive when forgiveness is possible (forgive yourself first, and then you can forgive others—this can take time, so give yourself some grace).
- Stand against injustice (don't stand there and keep silent when God's innocent children face injustice; there is power in numbers and unity).
- Care for creation (as creation continues to care for you).
- Raise children with love and wisdom (this brings the next generation of humanity closer to world peace).
- Visit the lonely (they are loved and need to be reminded of it).
- Comfort those who grieve (let them know that you grieve with them).
- Give without always needing recognition (you rob yourself of your own blessing when you seek attention for this; this is self-idolizing, and the Lord does not reward this act).
- Continue to do good when nobody is watching.
Inspirational Thoughts:
On those days when you feel alone, ashamed, or like a failure—just like everyone does sometimes—don't let that drag you into a dark place and keep you there. That is not of God; that is the enemy telling you that you're not worthy to stand in God's glory and reap His blessings for your life. So, get back up, face yourself, and remember to look for God's presence within you, and keep going. Correct the things that are within your control and forgive others after you have forgiven yourself. This means you are walking on the path of righteousness.
Passage 6
When God said, "Write My Will," this also means that these challenges will strengthen you and allow the presence of God to be reflected and tested in the following areas of your life:
Write My Will with your life by letting your hands write My Will. Letting your feet walk in My Will. Letting your mouth speak My Will. Letting your generosity demonstrate My Will. Letting your compassion reveal My Will. Letting your forgiveness testify to My Will. Letting your life transform into a living letter that is YHWH's Will.
Because someday, the pages of our lives will become chapters in His story. And the question will not simply be:
Now I ask you this simple question: "What did you say you believed?"
Perhaps the greater question the Lord God will ask is: "What does your life say you believe?"
As we go about our everyday lives, it can be very hard to carry out important but meaningful conversations with YHWH. Journaling our lingering thoughts and questions throughout the day and week will help us remember to bring our gut-wrenching questions to the Lord God. By journaling your questions and thoughts, we can do our biblical and apocryphal research and better understand the message God wants to give us.
The Final Message
The Lord God's final message to His people, who are suffering while looking for any ounce of hope as they continue living in the Last Days: let them know that "I AM" with them.
I have seen those whom the world refuses to see; I am with them, watching. I have heard the voices that are drowned out by the noise of the world; I am listening with them. I see the tears that fall when nobody is watching; I am there, collecting those tears. I have heard those prayers spoken in secret; I am with them in prayer, too. I know the hearts of those who are weary; I am with them, putting the pieces of their hearts back together again.
I did not forget you; I am with you. I did not turn away from you; I am with you. I did not allow suffering to make your heart hard; I am with you. Instead, during suffering, may you learn how to be more compassionate to those who suffer with you.
And let sorrow teach you mercy, as I showed you mercy. Let hardship teach you perseverance, as My Spirit perseveres through you. Let forgiveness free you from the chains of yesterday, as I have forgiven you. Remember My promise: I have not forsaken you. When you cannot see Me, remember that I see you. When you cannot hear Me, remember that I hear you. When you believe you are alone, remember that you are not forgotten. My love is unfailing and everlasting.
Therefore, do not live as people without hope. Love one another and care for one another. Carry one another when someone becomes too weak to walk alone. And prepare your heart for the bridegroom to come. His Bride will be gathered unto Him. Until that day, write My Will—not only with ink upon paper, but with love upon the hearts of those you encounter. Let your life become a testimony. Let your hands become instruments of mercy. Let your home become a place of peace. Let your words bring healing instead of destruction. And when the world asks where I am, let them see My love through you. Thus says the Lord God, YHWH.
And perhaps the most important question isn't "What does God want me to write?"
It is: "What would God's will look like if I began living it today?"
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