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Honoring my parents Robert and Bertha Darden and Continuing the Legacy of Hope by offering affordable housing and Building the Community.

You can't control the weather, or traffic, construction, nor road users. You have no power to read minds, stop time or enter the future. Having unrealistic expectations of yourself could be the source of your frustrations. "Control What's in Your Control". What if you plan, or prioritize, organize let time management be your goal. What if you were Focused on what's most important, Resting in God's Presence, allowing His Faith, Spirit and Anointing to rule over your soul. In this preparation God will show you things you never seen before, and cause to you to be ready to take own whatever day your life unfolds. Just put on this Grace daily and watch how easy His Love flows, let the Word be a lamp to your feet and a compass for your soul. And see how the Holy Spirit Mold you into something unstoppable and give you the Power to "Control What's in Your Control" and much more. A great biblical example of “Control what’s in your control” is Proverbs 16:3. “Commit thy works unto the LORD, and thy thoughts shall be established.” — Proverbs 16:3 (KJV) Identity Over Effort: Shifting the focus from trying to "convince" God to bless human efforts to recognizing that your covenant identity are already anchored in Him and your already blessed. Releasing Control: "Committing your work" as the natural outflow of union with Christ rather than stressed attempt to manage every outcome. Mirror Translation Bible. Example: David faced Goliath, a giant who seemed impossible to defeat. David couldn’t control Goliath’s size, strength, or the opinions of others, but he could control his faith, courage, and willingness to act. He trusted God and focused on what he could do rather than what he couldn’t control. This confidence came from the foundation of knowing who he was; David's confidence came from knowing his covenant identity with God. David's confidence was rooted in his covenant relationship with God, not in his own ability. Life lesson: Stop focusing on your own ability to do it yourself and wasting time with just self-effort. Don’t waste your energy worrying about other people’s actions, opinions, or situations you cannot change. Focus on your attitude, your decisions, your efforts to come in alignment with your true covenant identity with God, and Resting in God's Faith, God's Spirit, and God's Anointing working in you to do what you can't do and causing you to become unstoppable. Leave the outcome in His hands and Control What's in Your Control!

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