π πΏ God Sees What We Canβt
When youβre lost in the maze, look up for the voice that sees it all.

πΏ My Gentle Reflection
βNo one is like the LORD our God, who rules from heaven.β
βPsalm 113:5 NCV
Max Lucado tells a story about visiting a castle in the UK.
In the center of the garden was a maze, rows of shoulder-high hedges, winding and confusing. His family made it to the tower in the center.
He didnβt.
He was stuck in the foliage.
Lost and frustrated.
Then he heard a voice from above.
βHey, Dad,β his daughter called from the turret.
βYouβre going the wrong way. Back up and turn right.β
She could see what he couldnβt, she wasnβt guessing.
She had the vantage point.
And he listened.
A few weeks ago, I felt like I was walking through a hedge maze with no map.
Every turn felt wrong, every path leading to a wall.
I kept asking, βGod, am I even going the right way?β
That story resonated with me, but I kept forgetting:
- God is above the maze. He sees the whole thing.
- Heβs not confused. Heβs not panicked.
- Heβs not guessing. Heβs guiding.
And when I finally stop trying to muscle my way through and just look up
I hear Him. Not with thunder. Not with shame.
But with quiet clarity:
βBack up. Turn right. Iβve got you.β
β¨ My Scripture of Hope
βShow me the right path, O LORD; point out the road for me to follow. Lead me by your truth and teach me, for you are the God who saves me. All day long I put my hope in you.β
βPsalm 25:4β5 NLT
ποΈ My Anxious Thoughts to Release
β’ Iβll never find the right path
β’ Iβm too lost to be helped
β’ God is disappointed in my confusion
πΈ Godβs Promise to Me
β’ God sees what I cannot see
β’ He knows the perfect path for me
β’ I can trust His voice above the maze
β’ He will lead me, step by step
π My Prayer
God,
I feel lost.
Iβve hit too many dead ends.
But You see the whole picture.
You know the way through.
Help me listen to Your voice.
Help me trust Your direction.
Lead me gently, step by step.
Amen
π§ Gentle Tools for Maze Days
When I feel stuck, I use these three tools to help me pause, listen, and trust Godβs guidance.
1. π‘οΈ Practice Picky Thinking
Fear whispered, βYouβll never figure this out.β
I paused.
Is this true? NoβGod sees the way.
Is this kind? Noβit overwhelms me.
Is this from God? NoβHe speaks peace.
I replaced it with: βGod sees what I canβt. I can trust Him.β
That shift felt like breath returning.
2. π½ Identify UFOs (Unhelpful, False, Overgeneralized thoughts)
β’ Unhelpful: βIβm stuck forever.β
β’ False: βGod wonβt guide me.β
β’ Overgeneralized: βI always mess up.β
I named itβa UFOβand gently released it.
I reminded myself: βGod is above the maze. Heβs guiding me.β
That shift felt like being seen.
3. π± Uproot and Replant
Old belief: βI have to figure everything out alone.β
I paused and chose to uproot it.
Is this true? NoβGod is with me.
Is this kind? Noβit isolates me.
Is this from God? NoβHe offers guidance.
I replanted truth: βGod sees the path. I can follow His voice.β
That shift felt like being held.
π Gentle Insight from God Will Use This for Good
In one chapter, Max Lucado reflects on Josephβs story, how betrayal, detours, and delays were never wasted.
He writes:
βYouβll get through this. It wonβt be painless. It wonβt be quick. But God will use this mess for good.β
Thatβs the heart of todayβs reflection.
Even when we feel stuck in the hedges, God sees the whole garden.
And Heβs leading us toward something good.
