What I Have Learned from Watching Frozen. Thursday May 1, 2014.

I’ll admit it.

I love Frozen.

The youngest person in my family is 15,

yet we have seen the movie countless times,

we walk around quoting it,

we own the soundtrack which travels from the house to the car,

in fact,

it is in multiple cars right now,

yes, we made duplicates,

and I have yet to tire from it.

I think Jesus is trying to teach me a lesson right now.

I have two new CDs in my car, one of them being Frozen,

and both of them have tracks entitled ‘Let It Go’.

I harbor a strange personality paradox.

I tend to be fairly apathetic about most things.

But the things I care about,

I go full force and often care too much.

While there are some areas in my life where I could learn to care more,

there are definitely some places where I really just need to let it go.

Letting go doesn’t mean apathy though.

Letting go means trust.

Trusting God enough that

He will take our worries and concerns and use them for His glory.

Instead of putting all our

worries

and concerns

and hopes

and dreams into one worldly avenue,

we should just give it up,

let it go,

give it to God.

There is nothing that He can’t handle.

There is nothing that He can’t make right.

There is nothing that you and Him can’t work out together.

There is nothing that He will allow to happen that is not for His greater glory

and for your salvation

so long as we let it go

and give it to Him

and trust that He knows what He is doing.