"I know who brings the day."
Earlier last week I really listened to "Miracle Power" by We The Kingdom.
Right now, we're in the thick of it.
Twin 7 month olds still not sleeping.
A kindergartener still getting adjusted to her new school and the anxiety that comes with.
271947 business changes.
A pile of medical bills.
And still behind from machine fires over the year that set us back financially.
We feel disconnected.
We're tired.
We have nothing left.
Yet this song reminded me:
"I may not know what a day may bring, but I know who brings the day."
My anxiety and OCD have been in overdrive lately with life. And I feel like if everything could just work out as planned, things would get better.
But I'm referring to my plan. Likely not God's.
Despite everything right now and how I feel, I must remember that He brings the day.
"This is the day that the Lord has made.
Let us rejoice and be glad in it."
He brings the day.
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Life can often feel overwhelming, especially for parents navigating the demands of young children. If you find yourself dealing with stress, anxiety, or uncertainty, it's important to acknowledge these feelings. Many parents experience sleepless nights, school adjustments, and financial strains, but remember that support is available. Music, like 'Miracle Power' by We The Kingdom, can serve as a powerful reminder of hope and faith, allowing you to reconnect with your strength during difficult moments. Reflecting on daily affirmations can also provide reassurance and grounding. Surround yourself with a supportive community, whether it’s friends, family, or online groups focused on parenting and mental health. Embrace the challenges while holding space for rest and renewal. Each day brought is a new opportunity to find joy, even in the mundane. You are not alone, and together, we can navigate parenthood with grace and gratitude.
