Trust God, Let Go and Let God

"When feeling defeated, remember that God is not a God of defeat."- WesleyneWord of the Day"Is anything too hard for the Lord?" - Genesis 18:14The story of Sarah and Abraham in Genesis 18:9-15 offers profound lessons. Sarah overhears a conversation between God and Abraham about her bearing a child in her old age, leading to skepticism and laughter. This story reflects human tendencies to eavesdrop and internalize, often leading to misinterpretation. Sarah's negative self-description ("worn out") illustrates the danger of adopting negative mindsets, which can hinder our faith and limit God's power in our lives.Despite Sarah's doubt and laughter, God reaffirms His promise, asking, "Is anything too hard for the Lord?" This question challenges our limited perceptions of God's abilities. It encourages us to trust in God's power to overcome any obstacle, no matter how unstoppable it may seem.Sarah's fear leads her to lie, reflecting the consequences of disbelief and insecurity.Yet, despite her doubts and deception, God fulfills His promise, blessing her with a son. This illustrates God's faithfulness even when we falter.TakeawaysWhen we feel defeated, remember that God is not a God of defeat. His power surpasses our circumstances.Negative emotions, like doubt and fear, are tools of the enemy and should not be embraced. Instead, focus on God's promises and His ability to overcome.Surrender control to God, trusting Him completely to work in our lives. Letting go of our own plans allows God's plan to unfold.Continually release worries and anxieties to God, trusting that He will take care of them. Trust that God's promises are true, even when they seem impossible.Chapters00:00: Sarah's initial reaction to the promise reflects feelings of defeat and skepticism.00:58: Despite human doubt, God's power is limitless. His promises are sure.03:18: Surrendering control allows God to work miracles in our lives.05:11: Trusting God involves continually releasing worries and anxieties, knowing He will provide.What questions are you struggling to answer? Wesleyne would love to answer these questions for you personally. Send any questions or prayer requests to [email protected] Wesleyne on Instagram @wesleynewhittaker