You’ll end up where you’re meant to ♥️


As I was driving to my chiropractic appointment today, northbound traffic was really backed up in Layton.. it made me glad I was driving southbound and could see what was going on so I could take a different route home. Traffic is the worst, right? Haha 

It made me start thinking about our personal lives and how none of us know what is a store for us or what lies ahead. It sometimes can be a scary thought and a lot of unknowns, but that’s where our faith and trust in Heavenly Father come into play. They both know what’s gonna happen, they see the end from the beginning, and they provide us with guidance and help along the way. They don’t ever leave us comfortless. ❤️

I’m also really grateful for the people that come into our lives to help, lift, and encourage us when we need them. Especially when we are having a hard time. I’m really grateful for the love that my Heavenly Father has for me. It really means so much and being able to feel that more in abundance lately has been what I’ve needed. That no matter where you and I are, He is aware of us. He’s our spiritual compass, and will always guide us to where we are supposed to be. No matter what you and I do our Heavenly Father and our Savior Jesus Christ are never going to think less of us. Their love is the strongest kind of love out there. 🥰

So no matter what you are struggling with whether it’s singlehood, loneliness, complicated relationships, a loss of a family member, marital problems, astray children, heartbreak, infertility, etc. YOU are not alone on your journey! Whatever is meant to be, will be! So take a deep breath, relax your mind, look to God-He will take care of you ♥️

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