06/14/2026
Have you ever received information that changed the future you thought you had?
What feels like an interruption to you may be part of God’s direction for you.
Proverbs was written primarily by King Solomon who was known for asking God for wisdom.
He wasn't writing for perfect people but for ordinary people trying to navigate everyday life.
Solomon reminds God’s people that you make plans for the road, but the road doesn't always follow your plans.
God sees the whole road when we can only see the next turn and God wants to guide your steps.
You don't have to know everything. You don't have to control everything. You can trust the One who sees what you cannot.
You are responsible for your plans, but God is ultimately responsible for your direction.
Our plans are like a map and when the map changes, God is still present. God is still working. God is still leading.
When plans change, maybe the diagnosis wasn’t part of the plan: the relationship changed, the job ended, the retirement doesn’t look like you expected, the grief is lasting longer than you thought...
God invites us to travel light by releasing what we cannot control by trusting in God's direction and taking the next faithful step. Because what feels like an interruption may be God's direction.
This week, when an unexpected delay, change, or interruption occurs, pause before reacting and ask: “Could this interruption be part of God's direction for me?" Then take a moment to pray before deciding your next step.
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