Sometimes, when life keeps hitting you from every corner, it’s easy to think that maybe God has packed His bags and left you alone. But today, I want to share my story and say with my full chest, God doesn’t exit. After I graduated, I stayed at home for almost three years without a job. I applied everywhere, online, in person, through friends, even through church members but nothing worked. Some days, I would wake up early, dress nicely, and head out for interviews that never led anywhere. I cried, fasted, and prayed, but it felt like heaven was quiet. At one point, one of my uncles promised to help me get a job. I was so happy that I started calling him my destiny helper. But along the line, I realized his help came with conditions. He started talking to me in a way that made me uncomfortable, hinting that I needed to sleep with him, before he could help me. I was shocked. This was someone I respected like a father. When I refused, he stopped picking my calls. I cried that night. I remember looking up and saying, “God, why are You watching me suffer like this?” I honestly thought maybe He had exited my life, maybe He had abandoned me like everyone else. But one thing I’ve learned is that God doesn’t exit, no matter how silent He seems. A few months later, I decided to stop chasing people for connections. I told myself that even if I had to start small, I would still move. I started helping out at a small business center, typing CVs, printing documents, and doing data entry. It wasn’t fancy, but at least I was doing something. One day, a lady walked in to print some business proposals. She noticed how organized I was and asked a few questions. Before leaving, she gave me her card and said she liked my attitude. Two weeks later, she called and offered me a role in her firm. That was the beginning of everything. Today, I work in a consulting company. I travel for conferences, and I’m living the life I used to pray for. And each time I think back, I realize that truly, God doesn’t exit. He might delay, He might stay quiet, He might even let you go through pain that breaks your heart, but He doesn’t walk out on His own people. So, to anyone reading this and wondering why life feels hard right now, please hold on. Your story is not over. When you feel abandoned, just remember, “God doesn’t exit.” Because even when it looks like you’ve reached the end, He’s quietly preparing a new beginning.