Denise, 2 Timothy 1:7 and Joshua 2:9 are the crutches I lean on daily. God is good. Praying for you.

When I retired 4 years ago I too was thrust into a caregiver role and I relied heavily on Jeremiah 29:11 to get through the trials I felt. Uncertainty seemed to be a daily thought and feeling.
My One Word “Fear”was always with me until I started to “Let go and Let God”became my motto with “Faith over Fear.”
With God you can do this.

I’m very good at filling in those “what if’s” too, Lauren. And usually my fill-ins lean toward a negative prediction. lol. It’s hard to just sit in the uncertainty and be content with that, but I’m trying. I love that your word was trust; it’s a perfect solution to uncertainty. 🙂

Now I just have to remember the lessons I learned and keep practicing them. Like using “maybe” more often. 🙂 I love how God used our words this year in unexpected ways to teach us things we need to know. I’m exciting about 2022 as well.

Developing my tolerance of uncertainty has been quite the arduous journey, Bev. But it’s been worth it. If anything, it’s proven that I have much further to go. 😉 But I am grateful though that it’s also proven that we can trust God to be with us through every uncertain thing that will come our way!

You’re welcome, Jerralea. It helps me to remember that God never leaves the tomb empty!