Motivation Monday: Worry

Have you ever heard, or saw a quote or saying and it was just what you needed at that specific moment? I have had that happen several times, and it is always a comfort. To me, it is like God saying, "I'm here." I was out shopping the other night, and had such an occurrence. I was walking through an aisle that had a plethora of signs. One in particular caught my attention, and I just stopped, and read it several times.

"Don't worry about tomorrow, God is already there."

I always get amazed with God's creation as I look out into the ocean.

Wow! How profound and perfect is that? How many times have you worried about tomorrow? I have!

Have you worried about what will happen in your job? What about waiting for a test from a doctor to come back? Worrying if you will have enough money to pay the bills.

The beauty of this saying is, that God is telling us not to worry. He has our days planned out for us already. Hard times and good times. Don't worry, you are held in the palm of God's hand and he is directing your path. This isn't saying that you won't have rough times. You will be tested, but don't worry, with God on your side you can get through any trial you may face.

I know that any time I have started to worry about what will happen tomorrow, I just keep saying this quote over and over. It gives me peace in my soul, and lets me know God is in control.

I hope that this has given you peace for today. Leave me a comment and let me know how this quote has helped you today.

I am going to be posting my favorite Bible verses or quotes on Monday's as a part of a new Motivation Monday series I am starting. Hope they bless you as much as they bless me.

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