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Romans 8 : 28

Last Friday was a very hectic and long day, I started my day from sending the kids to school, coaching, going to the gym, working from home, volunteering, team bonding with company and serving as speaker for talkshow.

I was nervous and had anxiety the night before because it's all back to back and once there's delay in one of the activities, it will affect the rest of the day, thus I started with morning prayer. I asked God's grace to provide what I need for the whole day.

Morning until afternoon was going well according to my plan until I messed up the volunteering activity.




I went to delivery food to senior citizens with our oldest son. We arrived early and I was taking the meals from the warmer bag. However, I forgot to put 2 meals to the car so in the end we needed to return back to the base camp and I became late and it had butterfly effect. I was late for company's event and needed to change the plan and I had no choice to ask hubby's help.


Thanks God, we arrived just on time before the talkshow and it went well.






The amazing part is the mistakes we made are not coincidence, God is using my mistake to distract my hubby to put the work off and finish it the next day since we will prepare for talkshow.

I believe that God is at work when we have surrendered to God eventhough things may not go according to our plans.


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