Inspired by Isaiah 56:1

“Maintain justice and do what is right, for my salvation is coming soon, and my righteousness will be revealed.” — Isaiah 56:1 (NIV)

God is speaking a promise over you today: what feels broken, what feels delayed, is on the verge of alignment.

Isaiah 56:1 isn’t just a distant prophecy. It’s a headline for now. It’s God saying: “Your season of setting things right is about to begin.”

And He doesn’t mean fix everything in your own strength. He means His justice, His righteousness, His integrity will move. The things you’ve believed for, prayed over, and stewarded—even through tears—are being made right.

This moment isn’t only for your business or career—it’s for your family, your relationships, your health, your calling. “Setting things right” shows up when:

• You start making decisions based on what’s right — not what’s easy or popular.
• You refuse to compromise your values — even if it costs you short-term comfort.
• You choose honesty, transparency, and fairness in how you treat others.
• You take steps to reconcile broken relationships and restore trust.
• You keep showing up with faith — even when no one sees, because you believe justice is coming.

Maybe you look at your past and think it disqualifies you. You see mistakes, delays, or betrayals and assume the promise has passed you by.

But Scripture says otherwise: “My righteousness will be revealed.”

What feels hidden in pain will be honored in God’s timing. Salvation — deliverance, breakthrough, restoration — is near. Justice isn’t just something to hope for in eternity. It’s being prepared now, within your spirit and in your life. Every choice toward what’s right is a seed God will honor in due season.

What To Do While You Wait

Here are practical ways to stay aligned while God is moving things into place:

• Audit your life through a values lens. Where have you compromised or avoided truth? Decide today to live differently.
• Forgive freely. Release the weight of bitterness, betrayal, or offense. Forgiveness prepares you for restoration.
• Speak righteousness. Declare God’s promises out loud: “I will walk in integrity. I will live in truth. I will see God’s justice.”
• Walk justly in every role you hold. Parent with kindness. Lead with fairness. Handle money honestly. Love sacrificially. Do right even when no one is watching.
• Stay expectant, not resentful. Expectation is faith in motion; resentment locks you in defeat. Choose hope.