"God Loves You More"

The Bible tells us that God created the world in seven days. But these weren’t just natural, 24-hour days marked by the sun and moon—because those celestial lights didn’t even appear until day four. These were supernatural days, marked not by time, but by divine intention—each day signifying a part of God’s purpose, revealing His nature through what He made.

Today, the Lord wants us to understand something deeper than creation itself, the read for it all. He wants us to know: He loves us.

"God Loves You More"

One night on a prophetic prayer call, our lead intercessor Angelica said something to me that I didn’t fully understand at the time. She said,

“Savannah, God loves you more.”

I remember feeling something shift when she said it, but it wasn’t until months later that the meaning truly sank in.

We had a deliverance prophet join our call, and she gave us a simple but powerful instruction:

Write down your toxic thoughts and dismantle them with the Word of God.

So I sat with my thoughts... and I found nothing toxic. Not in that moment.

All I could think—deep in the stillness of my soul—was:

“I love God.”

And immediately, like a whisper wrapped in fire, I heard it again:

“God loves me more.”

Light Before the Sun

On the fourth day of creation, God made the sun, moon, and stars.

But onthe first day, He said:

“Let there be light.”

So what was that light, if it wasn’t the sun?

"In Him was life, and the life was the light of men."

— John 1:4 (NKJV)

That light is the source of life itself—His love. The light of Day One was not physical, but spiritual. It was a revelation. A presence. A clarity that comes when God enters in.

The night He divided from day wasn’t just darkness and daylight—it was a dividing line between confusion and clarity, between separation and intimacy.

Love Is the Light

"He who does not love does not know God, for God is love."

— 1 John 4:8 (NKJV)

To know God is to know love. And to receive His love is to receive light—a light that changes everything.

Holiness isn’t something we earn. It’s not a reward for being good enough.

It’s who we are when we’ve received His love.

We are not holytoearn God’s love;

We are holybecauseHe already loves us.

A Love That Redeems

I can face anything because of His love.

I have a friend who’s incredibly supportive now, but our relationship started rocky. We clashed—a lot. I got too deep too fast. I thought she was the problem. But after one of our makeups, God revealed something that floored me.

He said,

“This is a friend I’ve always planned for you to have.”

It hit me: God let the relationship get messy—not to shame me, but to show me.

To show me that His love is greater than my failures.

That nothing can ruin what He has for me—if I repent and return to Him.

It’s so wild. He didn’t just fix what I broke.

He let me break it so I could see how deeply He loves me.

Final Thoughts

If you’re reading this today, I pray you hear this loud and clear:

God loves you. More than you can imagine.

He created light before there was a sun—because love comes before sight.

He made you holy before you ever “got it right.”

He prepared blessings for you, even knowing you’d mess up along the way.

And He’s not holding that against you.

He loves you more.