Today was a reminder that **things can go wrong, plans can fall apart, fear can creep in, and situations can arise that we simply cannot control—and God can still be right there in the middle of every bit of it.**
There were moments today involving my son that frightened me and situations that are still unresolved. There was a frightening situation of my own where I know God's protection was over me. There were phone calls, worries, frustrations, and moments when this mama's mind wanted to run ahead and imagine every possible outcome.
But God was there.
God was with my son.
God was with me.
God was in the situations I understood, and He was in the ones I didn't.
And somehow, right in the middle of everything, God still gave me time with my church family. I got to fellowship, laugh, talk, play games, eat some good food, and simply enjoy being around people I love. For a little while, the weight of the day wasn't quite so heavy.
Then I came home and found one more thing to worry about—my chickens weren't locked up like they were supposed to be. Of course, I panicked again! But they were okay.
And once again... **God was there.**
Looking back tonight, I realize how much time I spent complaining, worrying, getting frustrated, and making everything feel bigger and worse in my mind. Lord, forgive me for the moments when I focused more on the storm than I did on You.
Because You never left.
Sometimes faith isn't watching God immediately fix everything. Sometimes faith is knowing that **God is already working while we're still waiting.**
There are things tonight that I cannot fix. There are things I don't completely understand. There are things I desperately want resolved.
So I am putting them at the feet of Jesus.
The fear.
The anger.
The frustration.
The unforgiveness.
The questions.
The things beyond my control.
They don't belong in my hands anymore.
God was there today. God is here tonight. And God is already in tomorrow.
My job is to keep my eyes on Jesus, trust Him, be patient, and allow Him to move in His time—not mine.
**Things happen. Life gets messy. We get scared. We get frustrated. We sometimes forget Who is standing beside us. But God remains faithful through every bit of it.**
Tonight, instead of asking, *"Why did all of this happen?"* I'm choosing to say:
**"Thank You, Lord, for being there through all of it."**
In Jesus' name, Amen.
There were moments today involving my son that frightened me and situations that are still unresolved. There was a frightening situation of my own where I know God's protection was over me. There were phone calls, worries, frustrations, and moments when this mama's mind wanted to run ahead and imagine every possible outcome.
But God was there.
God was with my son.
God was with me.
God was in the situations I understood, and He was in the ones I didn't.
And somehow, right in the middle of everything, God still gave me time with my church family. I got to fellowship, laugh, talk, play games, eat some good food, and simply enjoy being around people I love. For a little while, the weight of the day wasn't quite so heavy.
Then I came home and found one more thing to worry about—my chickens weren't locked up like they were supposed to be. Of course, I panicked again! But they were okay.
And once again... **God was there.**
Looking back tonight, I realize how much time I spent complaining, worrying, getting frustrated, and making everything feel bigger and worse in my mind. Lord, forgive me for the moments when I focused more on the storm than I did on You.
Because You never left.
Sometimes faith isn't watching God immediately fix everything. Sometimes faith is knowing that **God is already working while we're still waiting.**
There are things tonight that I cannot fix. There are things I don't completely understand. There are things I desperately want resolved.
So I am putting them at the feet of Jesus.
The fear.
The anger.
The frustration.
The unforgiveness.
The questions.
The things beyond my control.
They don't belong in my hands anymore.
God was there today. God is here tonight. And God is already in tomorrow.
My job is to keep my eyes on Jesus, trust Him, be patient, and allow Him to move in His time—not mine.
**Things happen. Life gets messy. We get scared. We get frustrated. We sometimes forget Who is standing beside us. But God remains faithful through every bit of it.**
Tonight, instead of asking, *"Why did all of this happen?"* I'm choosing to say:
**"Thank You, Lord, for being there through all of it."**
In Jesus' name, Amen.
Today was a reminder that **things can go wrong, plans can fall apart, fear can creep in, and situations can arise that we simply cannot control—and God can still be right there in the middle of every bit of it.**
There were moments today involving my son that frightened me and situations that are still unresolved. There was a frightening situation of my own where I know God's protection was over me. There were phone calls, worries, frustrations, and moments when this mama's mind wanted to run ahead and imagine every possible outcome.
But God was there.
God was with my son.
God was with me.
God was in the situations I understood, and He was in the ones I didn't.
And somehow, right in the middle of everything, God still gave me time with my church family. I got to fellowship, laugh, talk, play games, eat some good food, and simply enjoy being around people I love. For a little while, the weight of the day wasn't quite so heavy.
Then I came home and found one more thing to worry about—my chickens weren't locked up like they were supposed to be. Of course, I panicked again! But they were okay.
And once again... **God was there.**
Looking back tonight, I realize how much time I spent complaining, worrying, getting frustrated, and making everything feel bigger and worse in my mind. Lord, forgive me for the moments when I focused more on the storm than I did on You.
Because You never left.
Sometimes faith isn't watching God immediately fix everything. Sometimes faith is knowing that **God is already working while we're still waiting.**
There are things tonight that I cannot fix. There are things I don't completely understand. There are things I desperately want resolved.
So I am putting them at the feet of Jesus.
The fear.
The anger.
The frustration.
The unforgiveness.
The questions.
The things beyond my control.
They don't belong in my hands anymore.
God was there today. God is here tonight. And God is already in tomorrow.
My job is to keep my eyes on Jesus, trust Him, be patient, and allow Him to move in His time—not mine.
**Things happen. Life gets messy. We get scared. We get frustrated. We sometimes forget Who is standing beside us. But God remains faithful through every bit of it.**
Tonight, instead of asking, *"Why did all of this happen?"* I'm choosing to say:
**"Thank You, Lord, for being there through all of it."**
In Jesus' name, Amen. 🙏❤️
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