As I let go and let God, I become a part of a divine solution.

When I have what seems to be an unsolvable problem, I give it to God for a solution. As I do, I imagine laying it on God's altar, giving thanks for the positive outcome that will happen, and then walking away. I know not to take the problem back by starting to worry about it again. I have let it go! I give thanks that, through God's guidance, all will be handled in the best possible way.

I can and do let go of concerns, large and small, because I trust God. One day at a time, I let God's plan unfold, and I feel at peace about what is happening. Certainly, I honor the commitments I have made, but I am open to a divine change of plans.

As I become more comfortable with letting go of trying to control my life, I discover how fulfilling it is to let God lead me. By letting go and letting God, I am part of a divine solution that is taking place.