The David Spoon Experience 8-8-24 part 2

1) There's a compelling testimony in the scriptures where the storm becomes so severe that they can do nothing but surrender and let it take its course. This mirrors what happened to Noelle and me when we moved to Texas before our radio ministry became a standalone ministry. We were flustered and unable to discern what the Lord wanted. It was only when we relinquished control and surrendered to the Lord that everything changed. Learning to let go is a valuable skill.
2) However, surrendering to the Lord doesn't mean that everything will instantly improve. Sometimes, the storm persists or even intensifies, leading to a sense of dwindling hope. This is when our relationship with God serves as our anchor. "Why are you so downcast, oh my soul? Put your hope in God." This is the response we're called to have. Remember this.