God's never in a rush but is never late for anything

I wonder if I'll ever fully learn to submit to God's timing. To completely let go of what I want God to do and grab a hold of what He wants me to do. Most likely not. It's human nature for us to be control freaks and I'm 100% guilty of that. I've blogged about this at least 10 times but that's because its constantly on my heart. The title of this blog comes from a meeting I was in last Friday about the new missions program PLBC is starting fall of next year. Phil and Doug were pitching the idea to a group of students to see what we thought about where the program was heading from a young perspective. Phil said this casually when talking about getting funding for mission trips or mission lifestyles. I have been living in the first part of this statement for a while now. God isn't in a rush at all; in sending me my husband, in placing me in ministry, etc. But what I need to grasp is the following statement; He isn't late. He hasn't forgotten and He's got it covered.

I'm on a path heading to the unknown. I'm scared out of my mind and I feel lost half the time. But I will hold the hand of my loving savior and start walking.