On Good Friday, a couple thousand years ago, hope was lost.
Maybe yours is today too.
God’s ways don’t always make perfect sense to us.
But they are always perfect.
Good Friday seemed like the end, but it wasn’t.
Sometimes God’s ways are mysterious, other times so clear.
Whether you’re in the dark, or walking in Resurrection Sunday clarity, you can trust our God.
For some reassurance that God is still at work, click here…
by Jennifer Ebenhack
Heavenly Father, we acknowledge that you are God alone. Your thoughts and your ways are high above our ways. You are good.
And so, with the author of Proverbs 3, we say we trust in you with all our hearts.
We don’t want to lean on our own understanding.
We hand every area of our lives over to you, acknowledging that you know best for each situation.
Lord, we ask that you would direct our ways.
While it’s easy for us to worry, to try and take control of our lives, our families, and our futures, we confess that you belong on the throne, not us.
In Jesus name, Amen.
Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding.
In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.
Proverbs 3:5-6
