Battling Everyday Impatience: Dear Reader’s We often find ourselves feeling frustrated and anxious when things don’t go as planned. From our rushed morning routines to the slow-moving lunch lines, impatience tends to consume us.It doesn’t stop there. The evening commute tests our temper as we navigate through the endless traffic. And when dinner takes longer than expected, irritation takes over. Our impatience not only affects our own well-being but also leads us to say hurtful words to one another.But there is a way to break free from this cycle. We must surrender our feelings of angst to the Lord. By opening our hearts to His guidance, we can encourage one another and show God’s love to the world.We understand that our schedules are busy, and falling behind can be frustrating. But let us strive to forgive ourselves for our impatience. Instead, let’s focus on being a shining example of God’s love through our words and actions each day. With love and blessings King B Stephens http://www.imperialcrwn.com