Trusting God sometimes feels like a mind game. Have you ever worried so much that when the problem was over you somehow, even secretly, gave credit to your worry? As if it wouldn’t have happened in your favor if you didn’t worry. I mean, wouldn’t NOT worrying seem, I don’t know, cocky or prideful? It’s a sad place to be, and maybe it’s just me who does that. In the end, my heart truly knows it was God who saw me through. It was God who gave me or someone else the talents or gifts to make it possible. It was God every time, who calmed my anxious heart. Why? Why do we have such a tough time seeking God first and trusting Him to see our problem through? Even in that worry, we can rest assured that God will see His plan into action, and doesn’t he tell us NOT to worry anyway? He does. In Matthew 6, verses 25 through 34, Jesus, Himself, tells us not to worry about or run after even the small things, like food, drink, and clothing. He provides for the smallest of creatures, yet He tells us, that we are more valuable than any other creation. How much more would He provide such things for us? It’s a beautiful truth. So let’s trust God with all our might. He’s so good for the outcome! Be encouraged, friends! For more, read or listen to Max Lucado’s encouragement. This man has such a way with words.