A prayer to ease confusion, written by Christine Brown and read by Kelly Givens.

Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.

Hebrews 11 verse 1.

We hold the key to endless information at our fingertips.

One click or swipe and were instantly transported to the next current event, opinion or tidbit

of news.

Real or fake?

Can we trust the source?

Yes, exposure to the world's happenings has its benefits, but sifting through each article

considering different perspectives and staying up to date can be overwhelming.

Lately, I've been enticed with information overload, claiming me dazed and confused.

What should I believe?

Who should I listen to?

When confusion threatens and I start feeling overwhelmed with it all, God's word provides

the antidote.

The only thing that helps when confusion takes over is the certainty of my future hope.

Peter 11 of Hebrews gives us an inspiring look at the meaning of faith.

It includes examples from biblical heroes who displayed faith, even though they didn't

get to see some of God's promises during their time on earth.

As Hebrews 1139 reminds us, and all these, though commended through their faith, did not

receive what was promised, since God had provided something better for us.

Abel, Enoch, Noah, and more.

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