Hey guys, time for a coffee break in the Bible.
And today we're going to be talking a little bit about life changes.
Sometimes things happen in life a little bit out of our control.
Sometimes a lot out of our control.
Now change, it can go a number of ways.
It could be one of those moments that is wonderful and inspires us.
Another time, and quite often this is the case.
We tend to become fearful and anxious.
And it really just comes down to the fact that we feel so out of control.
We don't know what's going, we don't know what's going to come of it.
But rest assured, God's still in control and he has a plan for your life.
A plan of hope and love because he wants you to prosper in life.
So just a reminder, we need to learn to keep our eye on him and not the storm and the chaos
that's going on around us.
That's what helps us to grow and to be more like Christ.
We're promised that he's going to take care of us.
Now with that said, Deuteronomy 31 verse 6, the Bible says this, be strong and courageous
to not be afraid or terrified because of them for the Lord your God goes with you.
He will never leave you nor forsake you.
Sometimes we forget God's always with us.
We just need to remember to speak to him, to let us know what's going on.
Sometimes it's really that easy because that's all he's waiting for is for us to actually
bear ourselves to him, our vulnerability, our humanness.
Hebrews chapter 6 verse 19 says, we have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure.
It enters the inner sanctuary behind the curtain.
See Jesus is our anchor, he is our rock, he is what we build our foundation on, he is
what takes care of us.
He's not just the gateway, but the person that we need to look to more than anyone.
God, he's the same yesterday, he's the same today and forever will be.
So even though times are turbulent and quite often when change is happening, it's very
easy to get caught up in and to become angry or feel fearful or start feeling anxiety.
But remember it's in those times when we're at our most human and our most vulnerable
that we need to turn to God.
Jesus is knocking at the door.
We just need to open that door and let him in and be like, hey man, this is what's going
on.
This is what's happening.
I need you, I need help.
And he will be there for you.
He'll be there for us all.
Remember, you're loved, you are a blessing.