We all turn to something for comfort, security, and meaning—our careers, money, distractions, even our own sense of control. But are these things really delivering what they promise? The prophet Jeremiah describes two paths: one leads to a dry, withering existence, the other to deep roots and a life that flourishes even in difficulty. What if trusting God isn’t just a cliché, but an actual practice of turning—turning away from the anxiety of control, the exhaustion of striving, the weight of external validation—and turning toward a God who nourishes, sustains, and brings peace even in life’s storms? Maybe the best thing you can do today is release your grip. To trust. To turn.