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Trust God and Get Going vs. Let Go and Let God

By Jordan Raynor

Jordan Raynor's short devotional on Nehemiah — they prayed and posted a guard. An argument against passivity that transfers cleanly to recovery, though the post itself is written about work, not addiction.

Information last checked: 2026-08-29
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TIMEUnder 10 minutes
BEST FORChristians weighing how much of change is God's work and how much is theirs
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What it is

Jordan Raynor writes for Christian professionals about faith and work, and this 400-word devotional sets 'let go and let God' against what he calls 'trust God and get going.' His text is Nehemiah, where the community prayed and then posted a guard — trusting God and taking action are not alternatives. His worked example is a layoff: pray for provision, and also apply for jobs. The relevance to recovery is real but indirect. The passive posture — waiting for deliverance while changing nothing — is one of the most common ways people stall out, and this is a crisp two-minute case against it. But be clear about what this is: a devotional about vocation, not about sexual addiction, and it never mentions the subject.

What it may help with

  • I want to grow spiritually
  • I'm struggling with porn or sexual sin

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Short devotional blog post, 400–500 words None

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