Trust in the Lord

This is one of my favorite proverbs. When you’re at the end of your rope, stressed by your day, searching for answers, filled with anxiety, angry or scared – notice that the verse below begins with action and ends with a promise.

“ð“ð«ð®ð¬ð­ ð¢ð§ ð­ð¡ðž ð‹ð¨ð«ð ð°ð¢ð­ð¡ ðšð¥ð¥ ð²ð¨ð®ð« ð¡ðžðšð«ð­
ðšð§ð ð¥ðžðšð§ ð§ð¨ð­ ð¨ð§ ð²ð¨ð®ð« ð¨ð°ð§ ð®ð§ððžð«ð¬ð­ðšð§ðð¢ð§ð ;
ð¢ð§ ðšð¥ð¥ ð²ð¨ð®ð« ð°ðšð²ð¬ ð¬ð®ð›ð¦ð¢ð­ ð­ð¨ ð¡ð¢ð¦,
ðšð§ð ð¡ðž ð°ð¢ð¥ð¥ ð¦ðšð¤ðž ð²ð¨ð®ð« ð©ðšð­ð¡ð¬ ð¬ð­ð«ðšð¢ð ð¡ð­.”
–ðð«ð¨ð¯ðžð«ð›ð¬ ðŸ‘:📖ðŸ”

This is putting God’s Word into action.
Repeat after me. I must:

ð…ð¢ð«ð¬ð­ – Trust in the Lord with all my heart.

ð’ðžðð¨ð§ð – Admit, right now, that I’m incapable of making good decisions, and I don’t understand what’s happening. But I’m not going to react; I’m going to rest.

ð“ð¡ð¢ð«ð – With everything that I am, I will cry out to God. I will pray to Him and praise His name.

ð“ð¡ðž ðð«ð¨ð¦ð¢ð¬ðž – He will direct my path.

Have a blessed day!