Steve Harvey's Closing Remarks - 5.5.26

Steve Harvey shares a personal reflection in his closing remarks, drawing from a year of solitude that deepened his faith. He emphasizes that strengthening his relationship with God has been his best decision, teaching him to trust divine timing over personal control.

Solitude as Divine Separation

Harvey describes 2026 as a year when God intentionally separated him for undivided attention, distinguishing solitude from loneliness. He notes that solitude only feels like loneliness when one dwells on it. This isolation became a classroom for trusting God's timing fully—meaning Harvey had to stop meddling and interfering. A key insight he encountered: feeling overwhelmed often stems from trying to do God's job, like controlling unpredictable futures.

The Roots of Anxiety and Worry

Anxiety, Harvey explains, arises from fixating on yesterday or tomorrow—events beyond control. He urges listeners to hand over their lives, direction, and steps to God, asking Him to order them. This surrender eliminates stress, worry, fear, and confusion. Harvey admits it's tough but shares his relief after practicing it: "It takes the worry away." He contrasts the exhaustion of figuring out next moves alone with the peace that comes from reliance on God.