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Anything And Everything

 

Have you ever met someone so special that you felt as though you could come to them about anything and everything? 

It's wonderful to have friendships that go that deep---beyond any sort of superficiality.  

The Lord gave me such a precious thought on Thursday night that I could not go without sharing it in its entirety on the blog as we are (finally) kicking off the month of September on Molly's Zone

Did you know that He cares just as much about our little worries as He does the big ones. You can literally come to Him about anything and everything...(that little word pairing is the sweetest thing ever and I'm so thankful that He gave that reminder to me. I am writing it out because I know that someone else probably needs it even more than I did. 

1 Peter 5:7 immediately came to mind when placing this thought together. Notice how it specifically and lovingly mentions that we can cast ALL our cares upon the Lord: 

"Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you." (1 Peter 5:7)

It doesn't matter if what you're experiencing doesn't seem significant enough to warrant prayer. Whatever burden you're carrying today, He knows all about it and it truly matters to Him. I think sometimes we forget that.

His help is your greatest hope.

And He deeply cares about you. 

My friend...

May you remember as you go about your day that not only can you come to Jesus about anything...

But you can surely trust Him with everything. 

"Our help is in the name of the LORD, Who made Heaven and Earth." (Psalm 124:8)

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