The Lord will fulfill His purpose for me!

This morning in my devotions this is what I read.
"The Lord will fulfill His purpose for me..." Psalm 138:8
"There is a divine mystery in suffering, one that has a strange and supernatural power and has never been completely understood by human reason. No one has ever developed a deep level of spirituality or holiness without experiencing a great deal of suffering. When a person who suffers reaches a point where he can be calm and carefree, inwardly smiling at his own suffering, and no longer asking God to be delivered from it, then the suffering has accomplished its blessed ministry, perseverance has "finished its work" (James 1:4) and the pain of the Crucifixion has begun to weave itself into a crown.
It is in this experience of complete suffering that the Holy Spirit works many miraculous things deep within our soul. In this condition, our entire being lies perfectly still under the hand of God; every power and ability of the mind, will and heart are at last submissive; a quietness of eternity settles into the entire soul; and finally, the mouth becomes quiet, having only a few words to say, and stops crying out to God, why have you forsaken me?" Psalm 22:1)
At this point the person stops imagining castles in the sky, and pursuing foolish ideas and his reasoning becomes calm and relaxed, with all choices removed, because the only choice has now become the purpose of God. Also, his emotions are weaned away from other people and things, becoming deadened so that nothing can hurt, offend, hinder, or get in his way. He can now let the circumstances be what they may, and continue to seek only God and His will, with the calm assurance that He is causing everything in the universe, whether good or bad, past or present, to work "for the good of those who love him" (Romans 8:28).
Oh, the blessings of absolute submission to Christ! What a blessing to lose our own strength, wisdom, plans and desires and to be where every ounce of our being becomes like a peaceful Sea of Galilee under the omnipotent feet of Jesus! The main thing is to suffer without becoming discouraged. "
The heart that serves, and loves, and clings,
Hears everywhere the rush of angel wings.

I have only been on this journey for 2 months but I am beginning to reach the point of being calm and of inwardly rejoicing over what God is doing in and through me at this time. I sense a quietness of eternity settling into my soul. I am seeking God's perfect will for me with the assurance He will cause this to work together for His good and glory. Everyday I sense the rush of angels wings as He sends them to minister comfort, hope and encouragement to my heart.

Each day, give your life to God. Look to Him to be the stillness in your storm. Lay your cares and concerns at His feet. There is nothing to difficult for Him. He can heal any heart and any body. He will keep you in perfect peace if you completely trust Him.