If we could figure out God's plan, then He wouldn't be God.
In her book, "The Bailey Flanigan Collection," Karen Kingsbury conveys the idea that understanding God's plan in its entirety is beyond human capability. If we were able to completely grasp His intentions and purpose, it would challenge the very concept of God's omniscience and sovereignty. This perspective invites readers to embrace faith and trust in a higher power, even amidst uncertainties.
Kingsbury's reflection emphasizes that life's mysteries and unanswered questions are a part of the divine experience. By recognizing our limitations in comprehending God's plan, we can find peace in our faith, accepting that not everything can be neatly understood or explained. This approach encourages a deeper relationship with the divine, rooted in trust rather than control.
