Adam, where are you?” It was the first question God asked humanity—not because He didn’t know the answer, but because Adam needed to locate himself. In an age filled with noise, distraction, and endless demands, God still asks the same question of our hearts. Not to shame us—but to invite us back into alignment. This is a call to surrendered obedience: to stop hiding, stop striving, and respond simply, honestly, and faithfully—“Here I am, Lord.”

Returning to God’s Original Design Anchor Scriptures:  Genesis 3:8–9; Jeremiah 6:16; 2 Chronicles 7:14; Matthew 25:1–13 God’s question was never about location—it was about alignment. ‘Adam, where are you?’ (Genesis 3:9) Introduction: A Question Still Echoing In a world filled with noise, controversy, confusion, and competing narratives, God is still asking the same question He asked in the garden: “Adam, where are you?”  (Genesis 3:9) This was not a question of location.God

Life often feels like flying a plane while building it, but God reminds us that He is both the Architect and the Pilot. Our role is not to construct midair in fear, but to surrender to His blueprint and trust His steady hand on the controls. Whether rebuilding your marriage, family, business, or faith, God has already supplied every need.

Sometimes life feels like we’re “flying the plane while building it.” Exciting, yes—but terrifying, too. The truth is, we weren’t made to hold it all together. Only God is the Master Builder and the True Pilot. Our call is to trust His flight plan, surrender our need to control, and rest in His hands—even midair.

Broken places do not disqualify you—they’re where God’s restoration shines brightest. Today, invite Him into your hidden wounds. You are worthy of healing, wholeness, and new beginnings.