Let’s be honest. To trust God and His plan sounds beautiful… until you actually have to do it (i.e. to follow God’s plan).
When the bills are due, the people around you don’t understand, and the path ahead looks foggy at best—it’s scary. We learn to stay in charge, plan ahead, and get ready for the worst. So, the idea of handing the wheel to God and saying, “Okay, take me wherever You want”? That’s no small thing.
But what if that’s exactly where the breakthrough begins?
Why is it so important to let faith take over when you stop letting fear rule your life? Life doesn’t get easy when you say yes to God’s plan, even if it doesn’t make sense. But it sure does get real.
You Start Living Instead of Just Surviving Through God’s Plan
We spend a lot of time surviving—getting through the day, checking boxes, and keeping people happy. But things change when you don’t fear God’s plan. You stop asking, “What should I do next?” and start asking, “Who am I becoming through this?” You start to understand that the Word of God shapes who you become, not just what you do.
If you follow God, it doesn’t mean you know everything. It means you’re ready to stop being so small. You’re accepting that your life doesn’t come with a map. You no longer lean on your own understanding but instead allow God to guide you in your steps.
It’s risky. It’s uncomfortable. But it’s alive. And honestly? It’s what we were made for.
The Wrong Doors Close… Trust That God Is Redirecting You
We’ve all had moments where something we wanted didn’t work out. A job we didn’t get. A relationship that didn’t last. We ask God, “What are You doing?”
But when you’re walking in faith, not in the spirit of fear, you begin to see that every “no” was protecting you.
That person who ghosted you? Not your future. That job that fell through? That’s not your goal. God’s not punishing you—He’s positioning you. Because God loves us enough to say no when it’s not the best for us.
You don’t waste time pleading for what you thought you needed when fear is out of the picture. You trust that God is clearing the path for what’s better.
Stop Apologizing for Being Different—The Holy Spirit Made You Unique
Let’s face it—following God’s plan might make you stand out. Some people might think you’re strange if you pass up a “perfectly good” chance or pick faith over fear. And at first, that’s uncomfortable.
It’s crazy, but the braver you are in your faith, the less you care what other people think. Stop trying to fit into spaces that don’t deserve you.
You walk differently. You talk differently. It doesn’t make sense that you carry peace. When you know God, peace becomes your normal, not your exception.
And no, not everyone will get it—but the right people will be drawn to it.
You Discover Strength You Didn’t Know You Had
“You’re not ready” is always what fear tells you. But when you walk with God, you learn this beautiful truth: you don’t have to be ready—just willing.
You will surprise yourself.
The courage will come.
The words will come.
The chance will come up.
Let go of your fears and trust in the Lord’s plan. You’ll find that He has already put everything you need inside you. Your strength was never meant to come from you anyway—it comes from Him. That’s one of God’s promises—His strength is made perfect in our weakness.
Your Story Becomes Someone Else’s Survival Guide When You Surrender It to God
When you say “yes” to God’s plan, it’s important to remember that it’s never just about you.
You don’t go through battles to say you made it. You go through something so you can help someone else through it.
Think about the people who made a difference in your life. These people told the truth, shared their stories, or just stayed true to who they were. They weren’t perfect. They were just brave enough to show up—fears and all.
That’s what happens when you follow God’s plan. Your story becomes a light for someone else who’s still in the dark.
Look at Lucecita Delmar—A Living Verse of Trust and Surrender to God’s Plan
If you’ve read ‘The Coffee Queen & Voices of Change,’ you already know this isn’t just theory.
Lucecita Delmar did not have a good upbringing. She didn’t get a title or a stage. She came from the coffee fields of Colombia. Her life could have stayed small because she had come from a poor background and faced real problems.
She picked faith, though.
That made everything different.
She followed God’s calling, not knowing where it would lead, and ended up becoming a symbol of resilience, leadership, and purpose. It wasn’t easy. But because she stopped being afraid of what might happen.
That’s what this book is about; it’s not just a happy ending. It’s a story about giving up. It is a strong message that God’s plan works when we trust it and follow it.
Not just in your life—but in the world around you.
So… What Happens When You Follow God’s Plan Without Fear and Trust the Holy Spirit?
You wake up every day with peace, not panic.
When you stop looking for approval, you start walking with purpose.
You become the person God knew you could be all along.
You change lives—starting with your own.
This is your sign if you’re at a crossroads right now and don’t know what to do next. God doesn’t ask for perfection—He asks for trust.
Take the leap.
Say yes.
If you need some motivation along the way, let ‘The Coffee Queen & Voices of Change’ show you the way. There’s more to Lucecita’s story than just hope. It shows that fear has no control over your future when you walk in faith.
Read “The Coffee Queen & Voices of Change” by Lucecita Delmar and Manuela Medina to remember that your beliefs, voice, and life can all change with God.
