In 1883, construction began on the Brooklyn Bridge. Many people doubted it could ever be completed. The design was ambitious, the challenges were enormous, and after the chief engineer became seriously injured, critics predicted the project would fail. Yet those overseeing the work trusted the plans and continued building. Fourteen years later, the bridge stood as one of the engineering marvels of its day.

Life often feels that way. We can see the obstacles, but we cannot see the finished product. Proverbs 3:5-6 reminds us, “Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.” God sees what we cannot see. He knows where each path leads and understands how every piece fits into His greater plan.

Faith means trusting the Architect even when we cannot see the blueprint. Place your confidence in the Lord. He knows exactly what He is building in your life.