A prayer for walking in the unknown by Chelsea DiMateus, read by Liam Arton, fear

not for I am with you, be not dismayed for I am your God, I will strengthen you, I will

help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand, Isaiah 4110. The unknown is in a season

that any of us enjoy, it causes us to look deep inside ourselves and examine our faith,

we wrestle with questions that look a lot like these. Do I really trust what God is doing?

Do I really trust that He knows how to handle this? I believe these are natural things to

ask when we're suddenly in the fire. Here we suddenly see we have little to no control

over what's ahead of us. If you're like me, you've asked these questions, not because

you doubt who God is, but because your heart is so heavy from what's taking place.

The question I typically ask is, do I really trust what God is doing? I know God is good,

but I know God's version of good and my version of good can look drastically different.

Which will I turn toward? God's goodness or mine? As my husband and I have been journeying

through an issue with I-Health, I've had to continue refocusing on Jesus. I have to remember

that God is good and I can trust what He's doing while we're in limbo of things being either

completely fine or something serious. Your season of unknown may not be a medical diagnosis,

but I'm certain whatever it is, it's been one that's left you questioning God.

I'm sure you've also had to refocus your heart and mind on the truth that God is good.

One of my friends shared Isaiah 41-10 with me while we've been in this season of the unknown.

She prompted me to place my husband's name in the place of your in this scripture. This was powerful.

It was in this conversation that I was reminded why we must pray God's word back to him.

While there isn't much clarity in the season of the unknown, I believe when we begin to cry out

to God through His word, we begin to get heavenly clarity in our hearts. And that clarity

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