Our life moves according to our particular designed clock.
Trust the timings of your lifeĮveryone has their own time clock in their life. I don’t get obsessed about future or regret about my past. What I understood in the due course of time everything happens on its own time and I had to trust the timing of my life. After completing the post graduation, I started my career in 2003 and I got married in 2009. I went to Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur for pursuing my MBA. We all got graduated from the same college. We had chronological order of – how things will move in life after graduation.īut when I look back, not everyone got married after a year few of them lost the job in between due to economic slow down. All of us would be joining the new job in a month we would get married after a year, have kids after couple of years, new house after 4 years and so on. We were discussing about where we would be down the lane after five years in life. It was only a month left while we all were going to pass out from the college and move ahead in life to achieve our dreams. In those days, we college mates used to go and sit in college canteen and discuss about our career and life in future. We all were graduating in engineering in the year 2001. Well, today in this blog post I am going to share with you, how I started trusting the timing of my life. I personally believe and trust in timing of life. Visit for more inspiring prayer content.Do you Trust the Timing of your Life? It’s an extremely important aspect of life, but what I have observed is most of the people lag in that. Now that you've prayed, are you in need of someone to pray for YOU? Click the button below! To listen to her episode on What to Pray in the Morning for a Worry-Free Day, click below!
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Praise be to God, we’re never too lost to be found and never too broken to mend. God’s plan is never an oops, but rather help and rescue like the Shepherd who carries home the lost or injured sheep. We are never forgotten nor are we haphazardly led.
We don’t always make great choices and sometimes we try to get ahead of God, but as we walk with Jesus, He leads us. He will never abandon us, and this promise is demonstrated by His steadfast love. Psalm 138:8 says the Lord will not forsake the work of His hands. Regardless of how little we understand His intricate picture, we can trust God has a beautiful purpose for our lives. The Bible teaches us that faith is believing and trusting in what we can’t see ( Hebrews 11 ), and this includes God’s plan for our lives. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a flowchart telling us exactly how to plan and prepare? Or quick footnotes to explain how difficulties will turn out for our good and His glory? How convenient that would be! The guesswork of life would be gone, but unfortunately, so would our faith. It can be hard to trust God’s plan when all we can see is our own. Do not forsake the work of your hands.” - Psalm 138:8 ESV
“The Lord will fulfill his purpose for me your steadfast love, O Lord, endures forever.
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