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Por Chrisma Luster
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CONTROL is a BIG WORD!!! After many many years of not identifying that I AM IN CONTROL OF HOW I CONTROL MY EMOTIONS AND ACTIONS IN EVERY SITUATION I FINALLY DO NOW!!!! Let Go and let God!!! Navigate life with the compass that gives directions to stay in control of what you can and allow yourself to Pray and everything else will work itself out one way or the other. Everything doesn’t always go the way we plan it and this is when we have to stand still and say God is control and let him take the wheel. Turn it over its ok !!!!! He always works it out for our good ❤️
Hey Queens!
Control?! That’s a big one and sometimes frightening for me because keeping control means I’m in charge of my next and my feelings won’t get interrupted, but sometimes I do know I need to give it up because not all “control” is here to hurt or destroy you it’s here to help build you and also to keep you from harm and another ooops or uh oh I messed up again.
Not sure when was the last time I fought giving it up but I know my life is not really my own..God first Family 2nd business third and it all plays apart of the control mechanism.
So prayer asking God to help me let go so I can grow!
Good topic! 💓🙏🏾
I occasionally feel that I must be in control of many things. Over the years, I have learned that nothing is really in my control. However, God is in control of everything.
The Bible tells us to “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.(Prov. 3:5&6)
While believing this Bible verse with all my heart, I make sure I stay busy and only be concerned with what is in my control.
Often, I must back away, pray and leave it in God’s hands.
Sometimes I’m so good at leaving it in God’s hands that people think I don’t care and that nothing bothers me. My husband calls me a duck because I let somethings “roll off my back”.
I’ve just learned to leave it in God’s hands.
I take a deep breath and say at this moment how am I benefiting the quality of my life by whatever it is I’m about to do, and if it’s going to bring me joy, am I doing it because I’m stressed or is there a real need. Then I can be confident and happy with my decisions.
This is an interesting question. In some areas of my life I feel out of control (not in a good way) and that I need to be more disciplined. In other areas I try to be in control to manage my expectations and perhaps to protect myself from disappointment.
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