Can anyone help me find an appropriate latin phrase?

Question

I am getting a tattoo. I want to get a latin phrase. I want it to say something along the lines of...It is in Gods Hands. Thank you God. I was going to put "Fata viam invenient" and "Deo gratias" together. Does this make sense? I also found "credo ut intelligam". Is there another phrase that better fits what I am looking for??

Just a little background...I was lost in life. Then I had a baby. A very unexpected baby. She changed my life completely. She saved me. I know now there is a plan. I don't know if that helps the search for the perfect latin phrase...but there you go.

Answer 1

"In Manu Dei.  Gratias (God)_" would be "In God's Hand. Thanks (God)".  

"Quid Erit, Erit" would be "What Will Be, Will Be.".

"Fiat" would be "Let (May) It Be".

There are so many possibilities, it boggles the mind.  If the tattoo is a reminder to you, you might consider not having the expense of a tattoo and simply keep it in your heart since you seem very committed to this already.  Then you can use the money in a better way.

One of my favorites is "Let go and let God." in English.  In Latin this could be done in a variety of ways also; but you decide and "Pax Tecum (Peace be with you)".

Note: The capitalization is permitted because it is akin to a motto or chapter title; but I would probaly use lower case (more compact and less pain and expense from the tattoo).