Madi Prewett Troutt

it really does change everything.

And your confidence being in who he is, because his word says he's the same yesterday, today, and forever.

He's never changing.

And he's not, it talks about in James 1, 17, like he is not like shifting like the shadows.

Like he is constant.

He is a rock.

And when our confidence is in him, no matter what comes, no matter what storms come, no matter what life brings, our confidence can be unshaken and always steady because it's rooted in him and not in our ability to show up or muster the courage or live based on what other people have to say about us.

And so that's been so big for me.

And I'm so grateful you brought that back up because it is such a good reminder.

Amen.

So good.

You said something about feel what you feel, but then know what you know.

Like feel what you feel, but then know what you know.

Your feelings are valid, but they're not

always right.

And sometimes we let our feelings be in the driver's seat when they were never meant to be.

You know, God's word is what's supposed to be leading and directing and guiding our life.

And it's so, are your feelings are not to be overlooked or to be belittled?

or to be, you know, even rebuked, but we do have to make sure that we're turning back to what's true and thinking on things that are true.

And I think it's so often comparison that robs us from our ability to be truly content and confident in who God's created us to be.