Daga, Kristan O’neal C.

BSME IV
CFE 106A 3183
Journal 4
Guide question for Journal reflection:
Taking into account the teachings of the Word of God, what practical actions can you
implement to actively address the challenges of fear and uncertainty as you approach the final
year of your formal education and prepare to enter your chosen field with the assurance of
God's presence by your side?
Answer:
You can face the challenges of fear and uncertainty as you approach your final year of
formal education and prepare to enter your chosen field with the assurance of God's presence at
your side through a combination of practical and faith-based actions. Here are some steps you
might consider, taking into account the teachings of God's Word:
Prayer and meditation:
Pray regularly for guidance, wisdom, and strength. Take time to meditate on relevant
Bible verses that encourage faith and trust in God's plan for your life, such as Psalm 23, Proverbs
3:5-6 and Philippians 4:6-7.
Develop a robust support system:
Surround yourself with like-minded people who share your beliefs and values. Seek out
mentors and friends who can provide spiritual guidance and practical advice. Set clear goals:
Identify your educational and career goals and offer them to God in prayer. Proverbs 16:
Verse 3 says: "Trust in everything you do to the Lord, and he will determine your plans. »
Having clear goals can provide meaning and direction.
Strengthen your faith:
Attend church regularly, participate in Bible studies, and socialize with other believers.
Strengthening your faith community can help you stay grounded and connected to your spiritual
values.
Build resilience:
Realize that challenges and failures are part of life. James 1:2-4 reminds us to "count it
pure joy… whenever you face trials of various kinds." Accept challenges as opportunities to
grow and rely on your faith to persevere.
Seek wisdom and knowledge:
Continue to learn and grow in your chosen field of study and career. Proverb 2: Verse 6
says: "For the Lord gives wisdom; from his mouth came knowledge and intelligence. » Strive for
excellence and find ways to be a light in your chosen profession.
Practice gratitude:
Cultivate an attitude of gratitude by counting your blessings. Be thankful for the
education you received and the opportunities that await you. Gratitude can help reduce fear and
uncertainty.
Serve others:
As you prepare to enter your field, find ways to use your skills and knowledge to serve
others. Matthew 25: Number 40 reminds us: "Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the
least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me. »
Financial management :
Take responsibility for your finances and trust God with your financial future. Consider
budgeting and saving as part of your preparation.
Trust in God's timing:
Understand that God's timing may not coincide with your timing. Be patient and trust that
God has a plan for your life, even if it doesn't turn out exactly as you imagined.
Stay flexible: Proverbs 19: Verse 21 tells us: "Many are the plans of a man's heart, but the
purpose of the Lord will be fulfilled. » Be open to God's guidance and be willing to adjust your
plan when necessary.
Practice self-care:
Take care of your physical and mental health. Rest, exercise, and seek help if you are
worried or scared.
Remember that your faith can be a source of strength and guidance as you navigate the
challenges of transitioning from education to your chosen career. Trust in God's presence and
rely on these practical actions to help you face your fears and insecurities with confidence and
peace.