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I’m received by God.
Someone else’s rejection does not get the final say about my worth.
What this means for me
In Psalm 27, the writer turns to God as a source of welcome even in the painful possibility of family abandonment. This is a prayer of trust in God’s faithfulness, not a reason to minimise how much rejection can hurt.
I do not need to keep chasing approval from someone who mistreats me. I can grieve a relationship, protect my boundaries, and find safer support. God’s welcome does not require me to stay where I am being harmed.
A little truth to hold onto
“When my father and my mother forsake me, then the LORD will take me up.”— Psalm 27:10 · KJVRead in context ↗
Remember this
I’m received by God.
Try this
Tell a trusted adult about the rejection and choose one healthy boundary.