This Is Why People You Love Always Walk Away | C.S Lewis Sermons

💔 This is why people you love always walk away — not because you’re unworthy, but because God is teaching you about timing, boundaries, and divine alignment. 🌿 This prophetic message reveals how some departures are necessary for your growth, protection, and preparation for the relationships and blessings Heaven has reserved for you. ✨ What feels like loss is often a hidden act of God’s mercy, clearing space for people, opportunities, and seasons that truly belong in your life. 🙏 Trust His timing, stay faithful, and know that the right connections will never leave when God places them by your side.
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⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
03:40 – Separation Is Not Punishment—It Is Precision
08:17 – They Were Assigned for a Season—Not a Lifetime
12:43 – Your Growth Changed the Agreement
17:20 – Your Energy Became Too Honest for Them
21:07 – God Used Their Exit to Detach You
25:13 – Loneliness Was the Training Ground
29:56 – Loss Is Heaven’s Filter
35:07 – New Connections Require Empty Space
39:19 – You Were Never Meant to Be Carried by People
43:33 – Conclusion & closing prayer

📌 Why Watch This?
✅ Explains why separation can be a divine act of precision, not punishment.
✅ Shows how relationships are often seasonal and part of God’s plan.
✅ Highlights how personal growth can naturally shift connections.
✅ Reveals how loss and loneliness prepare you for greater purpose.
✅ Encourages trusting God over relying on people for fulfillment.

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