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Let your resolution be his solution.   Unknown Okay.  It's a bit of a cheesy quote to be sure but something about it appeals to me.  And in a twist on the phrase my mind keeps changing it to also read, "let his solution be your resolution."  I think that most of the time that needs to be the truer sentiment.  I need to resolve that God's solutions for the things that come up in my life are best.  And too often I don't hold to that resolution.  Too often I go to him last for solutions rather than go to him first.  So yes, whatever I resolve to accomplish I should leave in his capable hands but more than that my whole life, and all that happens in it, I should be resolved that he has solutions already - ones that I cannot even come up with.   What about you?  Are you resolved to allow God to be the solution to what comes up in your life?  

We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.   Albert Einstein Einstein is on to something here.  :)  It's so interesting to me that when I'm in the midst of trying to solve a  problem  that has been created by me,  usually , that I do try to solve it by going backwards in my  thought  processes.  Meaning I take the same exact  thought  process and try to reverse it in hopes that the problem will unwind itself and be fixed.  I do this without really knowing I am.  I think most of us must since Einstein addressed it!  But if there's a problem the best course of action, for me and maybe for you to, is to stop - slow down - think clearly - and solve it with a new thought process, not the same tired one that created the problem in the first place!  Today's quote really mirrors one from a few days ago in which I also gave a loose  definition  of insanity.  It's the...