Trusting God with the Unfinished

Trusting God with the Unfinished

When we began this journey with Jacob’s recovery, I read this verse:
“being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.” Philippians 1:6

I was certain God would restore Jacob and I, as his mother, would never stop praying for the “finished work.” The comments and looks that I got from people fueled this on an even greater level. There was never a doubt in my mind that Jacob would not be restored. There still isn’t. We see the process continuing everyday. I was so willing to completely give it to God and trust him with the “unfinished.” This was my hope.

Something so different happened to me. I can tell you all day long what I believe about healing and other things, but it was like someone firmly took me by the shoulders, shook the doubt and worries out of me, and gave me such a different feeling. As long as I live, I will never forget what I was taught on the 7th floor at Children’s hospital. I was taught to trust God with the unfinished work and very long road that I saw before me.

In the middle of the “unfinished” in your life, always remember to faithfully trust God because he is the cornerstone. God always finishes what he starts.

Counting My Blessing,

Susan Browder

 

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About Susan Browder

“Faith is the confidence that what we hope for will actually happen; it gives us assurance about things we cannot see.” Hebrews 11:1 I grew up in a small town in Alabama called Boligee. I am a wife and a mom to two sons, Nick who is 24 and married to his sweet wife, Mallory, and Jacob who is 18. My husband, Nicky, is a person of who I am so proud. Our lives changed forever on September 6, 2014 about 7:00 pm. Our son, Jacob, had an accident that would deeper our faith in God and challenge us in ways we never dreamed. My prayer is that our story will encourage others in their struggles with life altering experiences. My writing will be our testimonies but more than that it is about how we have a loving, caring God that carries us through the most difficult times of our lives.

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