Let Go, Let God

All I need is fulfilled in God.

I may not always know where my path leads, but I can be sure that God is with me. I release my need to know every turn my route will take. I trust the indwelling spirit of God to lead me. If I am concerned about family or friends, I let it go. Worry is unnecessary. God is in every life circumstance as peace, love, wisdom, and understanding. I don’t need to comprehend every detail. I trust that hearts and minds are open to divine ideas and God’s grace. My role is to pray and have faith in right outcomes for myself and others. All we need is fulfilled in God. In prayer, I let go and let God.
 

I will lead the blind by a road they do not know, by paths they have not known I will guide them. I will turn the darkness before them into light, the rough places into level ground.—Isaiah 42:16

Let Go Let God With Faith

With faith in God, I act with ease and confidence.

 
Faith is the assurance that, even in uncertain circumstances, all is unfolding as it should. In faith, I move confidently through each day. Faith is an innate understanding that God and I are one. If I temporarily forget this truth, I turn within in prayer. Prayer revives my understanding and illumines the way to greater success. With faith, I can do all things. With faith, I am whole in body, mind, and spirit. With faith, I know that nothing is impossible. Whatever my goals or aspirations, I accomplish them through faith in the power of God within me. My faith is solid, for God is my strength, my understanding, and my constant companion.

What is seen was made from things that are not visible.—Hebrews 11:3

Let Go Let God with Expansiveness

I expand my vision to see unlimited possibilities.

I see beyond the parameters I have accepted in the past, to behold a world of unlimited possibilities. As my vision expands, I create space for more good, more love, more giving, more opportunities, and more spiritual understanding. Intellectually, I know my spirit is unlimited. As I study and practice spiritual principles, my awareness of the Christ within me expands as well. I accept and express more of my divine nature. I embrace my full potential as I navigate through life. I realize greater clarity of purpose and new ways to contribute my gifts to bless others. I am open and receptive as I journey along the path Jesus showed was possible for us all.

 

Raise your eyes now, and look from the place where you are …; for all the land that you see I will give to you.–Genesis 13:14-15

Let Go Let God with Patience

I patiently learn what life has to teach me.

Sometimes I wish life would be like an elevator lifting me to new heights easily and effortlessly. My only job would be to enjoy the ride to the top. But life is more like a stairway—and my role is to take it one step at a time, learning and growing as I go. When an obstacle emerges, big or small, I pause and pay attention. What can I learn from this? Problems create opportunities when I am willing to explore them. Every setback or stumbling block is my teacher. I trust the process of life that expands my consciousness to new ways of understanding. I am grateful, patient, and open to learning.
 

My brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of any kind, consider it nothing but joy, because you know that the testing of your faith produces endurance.—James 1:2-3

Let Go Let God with Kindness

Many are blessed by a single act of kindness.

When I observe someone being kind to another person, there are three simultaneous benefits. The person receiving the kindness feels cared for and valued. The person expressing the kindness feels the joy of giving, and of having a positive impact on another’s life. But there is a third beneficiary of this encounter—me! When I observe an act of kindness, love and hope spring up in me. As I watch the interaction between the giver and receiver, I, too, am blessed. With this in mind, I choose to uplift others. I demonstrate kindness, consideration, compassion, and patience—gifts from the heart—knowing the effects ripple out to bless unseen others.
 

The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness.—Galatians 5:22

Let Go Let God with Intention

I set an intention to create the life of my dreams.

When I set an intention, I put feet under my prayers, aligning my desires and actions with the power of God within. Whether I want to reach a certain goal, nurture a new friendship, or experience inner peace, I know that by thinking, speaking, and acting with intention, the manifestation has begun. Taking my intention into a sacred time of prayer and visioning, I focus on experiencing my highest good. Positive feelings infuse my mind, body, and soul. I am uplifted by an energy of gratitude stirring within me. The foundation has been laid for realizing my heart’s desires. I use intention as a powerful tool to create the life of my dreams.
 

Take delight in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart.—Psalm 37:4

Let Go Let God Be Fortunate

My fortune lies in the eternal flow of God’s love.

My fortune is not in a bank or a portfolio. It is not even in the most breathtaking view of nature or the melody of the sweetest song. Although I am grateful for every tangible gift that enriches my life, I claim an eternal fortune greater than any material good.
My fortune lies in knowing that I am one with God. This knowing is my assurance of infinite supply, ever-present healing life, and unconditional love enfolding me and those I care about. I do not fear my fortune will be lost, stolen, or destroyed for it is part of who I am. I am a child of the Divine Creator, forever in the flow of love.
 

Store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust consumes and where thieves do not break in and steal.—Matthew 6:20