Terrible things happen. We all know the pain, and wonder: Did I do something wrong?
I know the feeling of worrying that something is your fault.
I also know this feeling: that everything will fall apart if you don’t do everything perfectly.
Both worries reflect the same inherent misbelief. That we have control.
Instead, let's do our best and trust the Lord for the results.
We'll mess up. But God can and does redeem mistakes.
Stop giving yourself credit for how things turn out. You don’t deserve it. :)
We are in the Lord’s hands, no matter whether we act perfectly or not.
Our responsibility is to do our best. To love, to serve, to give.
Then it’s out of our hands, and the Lord brings the fruit.
“Let go and let God.”
Yes, you will ache inside for the struggles and losses you endure. Though thankfully with time, the ache dulls.
Meanwhile, you have other ways and other people to love and serve, both today and in the future.
Last Fall, our daughter Naomi flew the coop. I miss her so much.
Yet, within 2 months, she met her now fiancé. They are well matched. Truly God bought brought them together.
As difficult as it was for me to say goodbye (and still is) look what happened.
God makes all things beautiful.
Ok, I just can’t help putting this all together.
Let go and let God + He makes all things beautiful = Let go and let God make your life beautiful. <3
God is there, bearing our burdens and transforming our struggles into beauty we couldn’t ask or imagine.
We can only just “let go” and pursue things for His glory. Even down to how we eat!
We call it: Eat God's Way. It's our simple and doable process to help your family get healthier & happier, save money & time, w/o giving up your favorite foods.
If you'd like more info, I share in my free Eat God's Way book. Plus I give you simple and easy sample recipes in the free companion cookbook.
To get them, comment with LETGOD1 (with 1, no space, exact match) and my automation will get you the download link.
BTW Eat God's Way isn't a fad diet or a set of rules. We eat this way to say "Thank you, Lord." To give Him glory and honor His creation by embracing the foods He designed for our nourishment. 🙏🏻