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On the one hand this saying sounds overly fatalistic, but on the other it can encourage us to patience. However, it isn't enough to that "what's meant to be will always find its way." We need to know that what is meant to be is part of the plan of God. That our all-wise, loving, all-knowing righteous God has a plan and that if we are His children that His plan is for our good and that all things work out for our good. This however, doesn't mean that we don't do anything. Rather, knowing that He has a plan and that He is working all things after the council of His will should be a  great encourager and motivator; for we can go out boldly and know that if we can trust the future to Him. We need to be faithful in the little things now, for the past, present, and future is in His more than capable hands. So...Keep trying.

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