I Surrender

When was the last time you made a decision to surrender when you were faced with adversity? The issue that most of have is not knowing when it is time to let go and let God . Tomorrow is not promised to anyone and we also do not have the ability to predict or control what happens in our life. What we do have control of is how to respond and changing our perspective on how we view each experience we have. The key step that we all have skipped before is in remembering that God is always in control and has the final say and we must trust that it is always for our good.

These last few weeks has been very challenging but also a blessing in disguise. The one thing I can honestly share is that during these moments of my life is where I reminded of just how amazing God's love truly is and how important it is to trust His process and timing for our lives. Many times we are often distracted by all the things we want and what we think is important. God knows our needs and will only provide us with what we need Abundantly ,whether that is strength to get through the day, peace of mind in the midst of a storm , joy when we are broken, or giving us directions when we are lost. Remaining in gratitude is key and the understanding that without tests we have no testimony.


In closing i shared this messaged to remind and encourage you all of how important it is to surrender. The present moments in our lives whether good or bad are just as important as the future we desire. While we journey through life we must always remain open minded ,hopeful, patient , and have complete gratitude for everything. The moment we lose the desire to be in control and stop operating from a space of lack and fear we can begin to enjoy the process. Everything that we go through is a neccessary part of our growing process and without challenges to overcome there is no room for growth. Anything worth having is worth waiting for and working for nothing good ever comes with out sacrafice and hard work, ask God to give you the strength you need to endure and allow him to carry your burdens.

“The Battle Is Not Yours.”