COTH family!
We’re about a year in and this community has exploded in size! It’s clear God is blessing this ministry 🙌
Our mission is to continue to create a space where you can strengthen your faith and connect with others.
To do this at the highest level, we’d love your feedback.
We created a survey that is crucial in shaping future programs, content, and resources that truly serve YOUR needs:
https://forms.gle/RYQQEp8DRxakacZd7
Can you please fill it out?
Anyone that does will automatically be entered into a raffle to win COTH prizes like a free month of membership or merch from our upcoming line.
Please submit your responses by March 1.
Can’t believe we are only ONE YEAR in!! This is truly just the beginning. Excited to continue to spread the true gospel worldwide 🌎
Isaiah 26:3 (KJV)
“Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.”
Worry sneaks in when we start believing we are responsible for everything. We think about the future, our finances, our relationships, and all the uncertainties of life. We want to fix, control, and plan for everything, but deep down, we know we can’t. But God never asked us to carry life’s burdens alone. He calls us to trust Him, not just in the good times but especially in the times when we feel weak, uncertain, or afraid.
Worry comes from the illusion of control. We forget why we need God, and so He allows us to be reminded, through circumstances, struggles, and even our own limitations. Worry is a signal that we’ve forgotten who holds our future.
God doesn’t let you struggle to hurt you; He lets you struggle to remind you He’s the one who carries you.
When things are going well, it’s easy to forget our dependence on God. We slip into self-reliance, believing we have everything figured out. But when uncertainty arises, we start to panic. Jesus told us not to worry because our Heavenly Father already knows what we need. Yet, God allows seasons of struggle not to punish us, but to bring us back to Him.
Perfect peace comes from keeping our minds on God. When we forget who He is, we sink into fear. But when we fix our thoughts on Him, we remember that He is in control. He has always provided. He has never failed us.
God isn’t waiting for you to solve your problems. He’s waiting for you to surrender them.
He lets us feel weak so we remember He is strong. I hope we can truly reflect on when we met God in our lives. All of us met Him when we were broken. Amen!
