Place Your Plans In God's Hands

Have you ever stayed awake trying to figure out how everything is going to work out? Making plans, imagining the possibilities, and worrying about the things you cannot control?

Proverbs 16:1–3 invites us to bring all of that to the Lord.

“We humans make plans, but the Lord has the final word.”

There is comfort in knowing that we don’t have to see the whole road to take the next faithful step. We can prepare, work hard, and dream about tomorrow while trusting God to guide us today.

These verses also ask us to look honestly at our hearts. God sees beyond what we do to WHY we do it. Are our plans rooted in Christ? Are we willing to listen, accept correction, and let Him change our direction?

Sometimes the most meaningful prayer we can offer is, “Lord, help me want what You want.”

Committing our plans to God doesn’t promise an easy road or guarantee that everything will happen exactly as we imagined. It means placing our work, our hopes, and the outcome in His care—and allowing Him to shape us along the way.

Here at P346, may that be our heart in every delivery, every conversation, and every opportunity to bless someone: to honor Jesus and share His love. ❤️

Whatever you are carrying today, bring it to Him. The decision. The dream. The disappointment. The fear of starting again.

You can take the next step without having every answer. God is worthy of your trust.

🙏 LET’S PRAY:

Heavenly Father, 

You know the plans we hold close and the worries we struggle to release. We place them before You today. Search our hearts and help us recognize when pride, fear, or the need for approval is directing our choices. Fill us with love, humility, and wisdom.

Give us courage to act, patience to wait, and willing hearts when You lead us in a different direction. When disappointment comes, draw us close. Help us remain faithful in the small things and attentive to the people who need Your love.

We commit our work, our families, our ministry, and our future to You. May our lives bring You glory.

In Jesus’ name, Amen. ❤️