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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2020 · 10 MIN

Trusting God with our Circumstances

from Steps to Trusting · host Erin Michele

Notes and Quotes:“Elijah expected, a different response to his obedience. Elijah expected his actions to change things going around him, but Elijah did not have control.” “But God, in this passage invites us to look to him, not at the overwhelming circumstances, not to look at our sins or the sins of others, but to look at who He is. And to remember that God has a plan and a purpose for us. And He is in control.” Journaling questions:What is the lie that you're believing about your circumstances? What is the truth that you need to preach over your situation to remind yourself that God is in control, even when you are not?Want a journaling tool to figure out your next step?  Sign up here.  Click here for a full transcript of the show. Verses discussed in this episode:1 Kings 19:9-18 Romans 8:28Ephesians 2:10I want to hear from you!You can find me and join in the conversation on Facebook and Instagram @stepstotrusting.Hashtag your story of God’s faithfulness and stepping out in faith.#stepstotrusting Special thanks to Jim Dougherty for creating the music for the show! Check out his Album City of God on Spotify or Apple Music. 

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Notes and Quotes: “Elijah expected, a different response to his obedience. Elijah expected his actions to change things going around him, but Elijah did not have control.” “But God, in this passage invites us to look to him, not at the overwhelming circumstances, not to look at our sins or the sins of others, but to look at who He is. And to remember that God has a plan and a purpose for us. And He is in control.” Journaling questions: What is the lie that you're believing about ...

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