We can’t trust that God holds all things together if we’re still hiding parts of our lives from Him. God sees potential where we often see problems. Here's a reminder of how God has turned problems into potential:

* God parts the seas so there is dry ground. (Exodus 14)

* God makes the sun stand still. (Joshua 10:13)

* God removes prison doors. (Acts 16:26)

* God speaks light into darkness. (Genesis 1:3)

* God brings water out of a rock. (Exodus 17:6)

* God feeds thousands with a little boy’s lunch. (John 6:11–13)

* God shuts the mouths of lions. (Daniel 6:22)

* God walks in the fire with the faithful. (Daniel 3:25)

* God opens the womb of the barren. (Genesis 21:1–2; 1 Samuel 1)

* God rains down manna from heaven. (Exodus 16:4)

* God calms the storm with a word. (Mark 4:39)

* God raises the dead to life. (John 11:43–44; Luke 7:14–15)

* God opens blind eyes and deaf ears. (Mark 7:37; John 9)

* God casts out demons with authority. (Mark 1:25–27)

* God breaks chains and sets captives free. (Isaiah 61:1; Acts 12:7)

* God brings down walls without a single weapon. (Joshua 6:20)

* God turns a shepherd into a king. (1 Samuel 16)

* God makes dry bones live again. (Ezekiel 37:5–6)

* God forgives sins and heals hearts. (Luke 5:20–25)

* God sends His Son to hold all things together. (Colossians 1:17)

To truly trust that God holds all things together, we need to remove the obstacles to our growth.

And surrendering that Jesus holds everything together is the key to winning the battle.