Jholios_Fatal_

I create this book to inspire other people who experience the bad things in life. As well as I want to help them through this book. I hope everyone who reads my book will learn lessons from it, and I hope you like it too.

The reason why I made this book is to help our fellow man. That, every tiring day has a reason! You are not the only one experiencing those things, but so are we. Whether it's financial, health, spiritual, emotional, or whatever. Let us not lose hope, but instead let us be a fighter and be strong in every challenge we face in life. For every day, there is hope. So, let's not stop with our good starts, and let's continue until we succeed.
All the things that are happening in the world have big purpose. Even our everyday life.

This is my reminder. "Let us be patient in every challenge we face."





 Jholios E. Fatal
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I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me. I make known the end from the beginning, from ancient times, what is still to come. I say, 'My purpose will stand, and I will do all that I please.' Isaiah 46:9-10


Worry always starts with a harmless seed planted in our minds. If left unchecked, that initial seed can morph into a more powerful negative thought, and worry can take root in our hearts. And at the core of worry is our need to be in control. Surrender your need to be in charge. Trust that His heart for you is good. Believe God is good at being in control. Where do you desire control within your worries? What truth can you take from the verse today to help you surrender control to God?


'Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Come and share your master's happiness!' Matthew 25:23


Planning isn't a bad thing. In fact, being a good steward of our time and resources is one of the ways we can glorify God in this world. But if we spend too much time hanging around the what-ifs, the toxicity of worry begins to poison our hearts and minds. God puts things into your hands according to your ability and His power to work in and through you. If He's entrusted it to you, you can carry it. Of the things you listed that you are worried about, how can you shift your mindset from worry to stewardship? How can you see that God has entrusted you to carry the thing you worry most about?


Anatomy of Worry & Embracing Concern, Rejecting Worry