Life often feels like driving through a storm with no visibility. When You Can’t See the Road, fear and uncertainty take over. Whether it’s snow, fog, or rain, the path ahead becomes unclear. Yet, we keep moving forward, trusting the road is still beneath us. These moments reflect our spiritual journey. When clarity fades, faith must lead the way.
Trust That Moves Us Forward
Abraham’s story in Genesis shows how to trust when the destination is unknown. God said “Go,” and Abraham went. He didn’t ask for details or directions. His belief became faith, and faith became trust. Trust moves us forward even when we’re unsure. Like Abraham, we must walk by faith, not by sight. Trusting God means stepping out into the unknown.
Leaning on Solid Ground
Proverbs 3:5 reminds us not to lean on our own understanding. Leaning implies weight – where we place our confidence. Abraham faltered when he leaned on himself. His decisions in Egypt and with Hagar caused complications. Yet, God remained faithful. When we lean on God, we stand on solid ground. Thin ice may crack, but God’s promises never fail.
Acknowledging God in Every Step
Acknowledging God means recognizing Him in every part of life. Not just in blessings, but in trials too. Abraham refused riches from the king of Sodom, choosing instead to honor God. His dependence was clear. We must do the same: acknowledge God in our decisions, our victories, and our struggles. This awareness leads to obedience and deeper trust.
Straight Paths Through Faith
God promises to make our paths straight. That doesn’t mean easy, but it means guided. Life is curvy and unpredictable. When You Can’t See the Road, God clears the debris and opens the way. Abraham’s journey led to the Messiah, even with detours. When we trust, lean, and acknowledge, God directs us through valleys and over hills.
The Invitation to Begin
If you’re not yet walking that path, now is the time. Trust God with your whole heart. Let go of your understanding. Acknowledge Him in all your ways. He will make your path straight. When You Can’t See the Road, trust the One who leads. Choose today to begin the journey of faith, guided by God’s promises! To continue the conversation, contact our church.
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