Let Go Let God be Sheltered

I am sheltered by God’s love.

 

Conditions in my world change every day. The stock market goes up and down; the weather shines and storms; even my truest friends may argue and then make up. Conditions in my body change with age and sometimes illness or injury. I let go of any fear about changes or loss. If I experience fear or feelings of vulnerability, I remind myself who I really am: the divine child of an infinitely loving Creator. This love assures me things of the Spirit, including love, peace of mind, and life, will never be lost. I remain secure in the unchanging, everlasting love of my Creator. This love protects my peace of mind, my eternal life, and the endless love I continue to be.

And you will have confidence, because there is hope; you will be protected and take your rest in safety.—Job 11:18

Let Go Let God with Faith

I live in steadfast faith knowing that my needs will be met. 

 

Today begins the Advent season, a time when I am reminded of the unlimited capacity to experience the presence of God within. With faith, I hold the keys to the kingdom that opens all doors to a full and joy-filled life. Even though I have faith, I may need to call upon patience or strength as I wait for a door to open. I may need to apply wisdom and understanding while making an important decision. Perhaps I will be guided to demonstrate unconditional love or conscious generosity. My answers come to me naturally and easily. Any assistance needed becomes available; any divine idea comes my way with clarity. As I move through the Advent season, I do so with excitement, with love, and with great faith.

 

Keep alert, stand firm in your faith, be courageous, be strong.—1 Corinthians 16:13

Let Go Let God Forgive

As I forgive, I find peace.

 

Holding on to resentment ties me to the pain of the past. Clinging to regrets also blocks the expression of my true nature, which is peace and joy. When I recognize a lack of forgiveness on my part, I remind myself to become still and surrender. The loving light of God purifies my heart and mind. Aligned with divine principle, deep spiritual healing begins to unfold. Anger and hurt begin to dissolve and a sense of peace washes over me. My heart opens to fully express peace and love to others. When I stay spiritually centered, I forever dwell in a state of harmony with God. A future filled with possibility opens up and I affirm: As I forgive, I find peace.

And be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ has forgiven you.—Ephesians 4:32

Let Go, Let God

I let go and open my heart to the healing goodness of God.

 

When I let go and let God, I make a fresh start. To do this, I release any anxiety. If I am feeling low, my attitude reflects and attracts that negativity. So I let go. I trust in God. I forgive anything that may be preventing me from experiencing this new life of joy and contentment. The more willing I am to let go, the greater capacity I have for love. I dedicate this day as a blessed opportunity to let God’s love flow through my being, preparing me to receive abundant blessings in my life. I also release any fears that I may be holding, allowing the love of God to wash away all cares or concerns. I see these burdens lifted, making more room for new opportunities to experience a more peaceful, joyous life. My heart is full of gratitude as I fully rely on God.

Beloved, we are God’s children now.—1 John 3:2

Let Go Let God in Thanksgiving

I am grateful.

 

In the United States, today is a time to honor grateful living. Gratitude is more than just a one-day event—it’s a lifelong attitude. I consider everything for which I’m thankful, and then I go deeper. I bring to mind people, situations, experiences that I’m not joyful about. I make a mental shift, reevaluating them through the lens of an all-loving God. Is there someone I hold a grudge against? I give thanks for any turbulent relationships for they helped me on my spiritual journey and realizing my self-worth. Those times when I faced financial difficulties gave me a greater appreciation for the simpler things in life. I give thanks for all that I am and will be. With thanksgiving in my heart, gratitude becomes embedded into my consciousness.

Sing praises to the Lord, O you his faithful ones, and give thanks to his holy name.—Psalm 30:4

Let Go Let God as a Home Blessing

My home is an oasis of peace and love.

 

The foundation of a home provides greater stability than brick and mortar. When those within a home live from the realization that the spirit of God is at the core of each person, a home becomes an oasis of peace and love. I bless my home with such an understanding as I affirm the presence of God. The very atmosphere within my home surrounds all who enter with love and respect. Indifference or discord is unwelcome and dissipates with acceptance and attention. No matter the ages or personal connections with those present, there is a oneness of spirit and love that is prevalent during every conversation, meal, and activity.

He entered a certain village, where a woman named Martha welcomed him into her home.—Luke 10:38

Let Go Let God with Joy

Joy is an integral part of who I am.

 

Within me is the unborn possibility of joy that saturates every aspect of my life in varying forms when I allow it. There is quiet joy that keeps me calm and centered. It is an ever-present source of peace and goodwill, spreading out to touch those around me. Exuberance is joy that cannot be contained and bursts forth in laughter, song, or the urge to dance. It is pure energy, a direct result of the power within that cannot be uprooted. Perennial joy surfaces in times of difficulty. It is a gentle reminder that, no matter what is going on in the world around me, I always have hope and a reason to go on. In whichever form it emerges, joy is an integral part of who I am.

The Lord is my strength and my shield; in him my heart trusts; so I am helped, and my heart exults, and with my song I give thanks to him.—Psalm 28:7