“He gives power to the faint, and to him who has no might he increases strength.”
Isaiah does not pretend exhaustion is rare. God names the faint and the powerless — and moves toward them, not away.
Even youths grow weary, the next verse says. Human strength has a ceiling; God's strength has none.
Those who wait for the LORD renew their strength. The exchange happens in the quiet, not in the rush.
Soaring, running, walking — God's strength meets every pace. Some days are for flying; most are for not fainting, and both are grace.
God does not scold the faint; He strengthens them. You can come to Him tired and leave carried.
Act: before breakfast, sit in silence for three minutes and tell God exactly where you are tired — then receive His strength for today.