~We Trust His Plans ~

Beyond our own understanding…

…We Trust His plan for our lives

Beyond that which is seen…

…We hold on to His promises

A year ago I prayed and walked away from a job without having another job lined up. For the past decade I worked full time non-stop. I was in unfamiliar territory.   It was a season of growth.
I held on to His promises over my life.

For seven months I was in unfamiliar territory, no job, no means of significant income.  However I continued to stay faithful and pray for His purpose and guidance over my life during that season. 

Of those seven months I was able to spend quality time with my family, my especially my mother, my nieces and nephews. Not to mention the difficulty of also living through the pandemic.

For the majority of the time I learned what it meant to be a caretaker of little ones.  It was the most rewarding time of my season. To teach little children the importance of prayer. To hear them speak to the Lord through prayer.

It’s been several months since I’ve prayed with my niece and nephew during our mealtime. Last night at dinner I was able to pray with each of them and their little hearts still remembered the words to our prayer. It was a precious moment.

Another blessing from God is that I’ve been employed with a loving and caring law firm since April. It’s been a growing season, not just in my spiritual life but in my career. It’s nothing but God. I did not even apply for this position. I prayed and asked God for His will over my career that the next place of employment would be because of Him. I had to trust Him with all that I had during the season of unfamiliar territory.

He continues to lead me to unfamiliar territory in my career. Showing favor over my life in my career. Giving me the opportunity to grow and see things I’ve never seen, experience things I could only hope for in my previous positions.  Giving me the ability to understand complex cases and learn in a steady pace. I know that He will see me through as He has all my life.  I am grateful for my blessings. For my family work place.

It’s not about us during a difficult season, it’s to bring glory to God. It’s to be a servant. It’s to be a light in darkness for those around you.
It’s to be a testimony to others. It’s growing in faith. Trusting and believing that God will see you through another day.