The human search for significance can leave people exhausted as they strive to meet overwhelming expectations. Many pour themselves into raising children, trying to provide the perfect upbringing, while guilt and fear whisper that every failure means defeat. Others seek approval at work, in relationships, or online, believing their value depends on constantly measuring up. That pressure—whether as a parent, employee, friend, or student—can drain every ounce of energy and hope. These lies corrupt our minds and hearts, but Jesus offers good news to those running on empty. In Revelation 2:12-17, Jesus spoke to the drained church with words of encouragement, correction, and promise. His love assures us that our worth comes not from our performance, but from his grace, which refreshes exhausted souls.