Knowing there is nothing I can hide from Jesus, there are so many moments for which I wish I had a redo.  The momentary thought in my mind each time has been, “Thank goodness no one was around for that blunder.”  Reality sets in knowing that the most important one sees and knows everything, the good, the bad, and the ugly.

The moment that crazy thought comes across my mind, I quickly refocus on why I am involved in anything that I want to hide.  Jesus already knows I am thinking about it, so I quickly rethink what it is I am about to do and how I could do things differently.

My go-to is prayer.  I thank Jesus for guiding me back on path and leading me to a better solution.  When I overthink issues, I can usually find a reason to justify whatever I was about to do or did.  When I recognize that feeling of being conflicted, I center myself in prayer.     

I know when I have chosen the wrong path.  The feeling of inner peace leaves me and is replaced with stress and anxiety.  That uneasy feeling remains until I surrender to Jesus.  Giving him back full control.  Understanding that he knows his plan for me and why that path is important.  I understand very little, but I have true faith and trust in Jesus.

Trusting that if I listen for and follow the opportunity in my path, I will be guided to what is intended.  As I regain inner peace, I know that I have given control back to Jesus.

I run from any thoughts of hiding, knowing that I am always seen by the one who is most important in my life.  Always striving to make decisions that allow me to have nothing to hide, living with inner peace.

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