I think we really enjoy the concept of being able to say, oh, God knew what I was needing.

That's why I'm here.

And then we can sit, which is remembering builds our faith.

The problem is that we're not living in the present of God knows.

What would it look like for your life if you began to start taking it out of the past and

moving it into the present

and even holding it for the future, to say, God, I'm going to use as much faith as I have

and as much hope as I have right now in the current because I believe that you know,

and I'm going to hold to that in the present.

E. and I'm going to hold to that in the present. Even when no one knows what is going on in our heart and mind, God does.

I needed this message so much myself that I wrote a book about it called God knows

when your worries and wise need more than temporary relief.

In the eight chapters, I talk about how God knows about that pain relief we are looking for.

He knows about the dreams we hold in our heart.

We desperately want to come true.

He knows about our past and our future we right now cannot see.

God knows about what we believe limits us.

And he knows the vindication from things we

couldn't control that happened without our permission that we so desperately seek. He knows all,

and that is why we can breathe a true sigh of relief. He is on it. If you could use some of that

relief, go to Lisa Whittle.com forward slash God knows. It's not self-help. It's the true help we need

from God. Well, I want to speak about a few obvious things to anyone who might be watching. And if you're

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