“He did this so that they might seek God, and perhaps they might reach out and find him, though he is not far from each one of us.” Acts 17:26 (CSB)
If there is one thing that makes me uncomfortable, it’s uncertainty.
When faced with uncertain situations, I tighten my grip on anything I can, just trying to hold all the pieces together. If I can keep things under control, maybe I can keep things from falling apart.
The problem is, the more I realize all that is outside of my control, the more panicked I become.
As a Christian, I want to trust God wholeheartedly. I want to surrender what I so desperately want to control into His capable hands. But if I’m honest, the minute things feel uncertain, I’m more propelled to feel scared than I am to remember God’s sovereignty.
Can you relate?
In processing this, I found myself in Acts 17. Here, we find Paul speaking to the people of Athens at the Areopagus. The Areopagus was a place filled with uncertainty. People would gather and talk for hours tryi…
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