Releasing control and trusting God’s timing

In this tender and transformative episode, Kimberly guides you into the sacred practice of surrender—releasing control, loosening your grip, and trusting God’s timing with a peaceful heart. Anchored in Psalm 55:22, “Cast your burden on the Lord, and He will sustain you,” this conversation invites you to lay down the weight you were never meant to carry.

Through honest reflection and Spirit‑led encouragement, Kimberly explores how surrender becomes a pathway to healing. When we stop striving and start trusting, God meets us with strength, clarity, and supernatural peace. This episode is for anyone who feels tired, overwhelmed, or ready to let go of what has been holding them back.

Stay until the end for a soothing affirmation loop and a closing prayer designed to help you release fear, embrace rest, and step into the sustaining grace of God.

1. What am I currently holding onto that feels heavy, overwhelming, or out of my control?
   Write honestly without filtering yourself.
   
   
2. Where in my life do I feel God inviting me to loosen my grip?
   Notice the nudges, the tension, the repeated signs.
   
   
3. What fear rises up when I think about surrendering this situation to God?
   Name the fear so it loses its power.
   
   
4. How has trying to control this area affected my peace, my energy, or my emotional health?
   Be specific awareness creates clarity.
   
   
5. What would it look like to trust God’s timing instead of my own?
   Describe the shift, the posture, the mindset.
   
   
6. What burden do I need to cast on the Lord today, according to Psalm 55:22?
   Write it down as if placing it in His hands.
   
   
7. Where have I seen God sustain me in the past?
   Remembering strengthens surrender.
   
   
8. What part of me struggles the most with letting go—my mind, my heart, or my expectations?
   Explore the root gently.
   
   
9. If I fully surrendered this situation, what peace might become available to me?
   Imagine the emotional and spiritual relief.
   
   
10. What is one small act of surrender I can practice today?
    Keep it simple, doable, and intentional.