John 6:5-7 teaches us that even when our limitations make something seem impossible, Jesus already knows what He intends to do. Instead of deciding the outcome based only on what we can see or provide, we can include God in the equation and trust Him with the part we cannot do.

2 Timothy 3:16 highlights two tools that sting a little—rebuking and correcting—but they work like a friend yelling "steer back!" when you drift toward the edge of the sidewalk on your bike. That warning didn't hurt you, it saved you. When the Bible points out something to change, that's not God being grumpy; it's him loving you enough to keep you from drifting into what hurts. A grown-up who never corrected a kid wouldn't really be loving them—so say thank you for the nudge.