Anxiety doesn't come from thinking about the future. It comes from trying to control it. From holding onto the illusion that if you plan, predict and prepare enough, nothing will go wrong. But life was never meant to be gripped so tightly. Truth is: control doesn't create security. It creates pressure. The pressure to have it all figured out, to never make a mistake and to avoid every possible risk. You can't micromanage the future. Some of the best things in life will arrive unannounced. On timelines you didn't set. Through detours you didn't choose. And with outcomes you couldn't have predicted. Anxiety says: "What if it falls apart?" But faith gently answers: "What if it comes together in ways better than you imagined?"