When Tomorrow Feels Uncertain

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(This reflection is inspired by a bible verse reading, which we revisited during our 2024 retreat.)

“Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.” (Matthew 6:25-34)

This verse reminds me that God will always provide, that I can trust Him to give what I truly need, even when I do not see it yet. Still, I have to admit there are moments when I question if it is really true.

I pray for things I deeply desire: opportunities I’ve worked hard for, people I’ve hoped for, dreams that seem almost within reach. Yet sometimes, they do not happen. Plans fall apart. Doors stay closed. In those moments, it is hard not to wonder if God is listening at all.

Perhaps the lesson is not about getting what I want, but learning to wait in faith. Maybe the delay is not denial, but preparation. Maybe it is not yet the best time for what I’m praying for. And maybe, in His wisdom, He is saving me from what I think is good so that I can receive what is truly best.

Each day has its share of worries, yet each day also brings enough grace to carry me through. I am reminded that I do not have to understand everything now. I only need to trust: one day, one prayer, one hope at a time.

And when tomorrow finally comes, I believe it will bring exactly what God intends — not too early, not too late, but right on time.