Fear tries to paralyze us when we can’t see the future clearly. But faith isn’t about knowing every detail—it’s about trusting the God who holds every detail. Even in the unknown, He’s already present, already working, already making a way. The unknown may feel intimidating, but it’s never empty when God is involved.
Author: Pastor Harold Robertson, Jr.
District Elder & Pastor Harold Robertson, Jr. is a seasoned IT Professional and spiritual leader who bridges technology and faith to drive innovation in schools, churches, and communities. With certifications in ITIL, Google Workspace, AI, and church administration, he empowers organizations to thrive through strategic tech integration and leadership.
Starting over takes more courage than people realize. It’s not just about beginning something new—it’s trusting God in the uncertainty, releasing the past, and allowing Him to rebuild what’s been broken. You may feel like you’re falling behind or that you’re unqualified, but God breathes life into new beginnings. What seems like an ending can actually be the very place where His grace writes a new chapter.
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Sometimes God doesn’t part the waters until you step in. Moving forward isn’t always comfortable, but it’s where obedience unlocks what’s next. Whether you’re standing at a Red Sea or facing a personal Ziklag, God’s instruction remains: take the next step. Miracles meet movement.
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Some patterns don’t need permission to repeat—just space. Self-sabotage can appear calm and responsible, but underneath it lies fear disguised as protection. This is a call to uncover the patterns that bind you and to walk boldly in the truth of who God says you are. Transformation begins in the mind—and God is faithful to complete what He began in you.