I have had this meme or one very much like it in my feed a lot over the years. It always leaves me with a few questions.
What if:
- You are a kid who is being bullied?
- You are a woman who has had acid thrown in her face?
- Your spouse/child just committed suicide?
- You are a victim of domestic violence?
- You are currently being raped?
- You are gay and your parents threw you out of the house and now you’re 15 and homeless?
- You just buried your child?
- You have been forced into sexual (or some other form of) slavery?
- You are currently on the lethal injection table about to be executed for a crime you didn’t commit?
- You were a Jew who was incinerated in an oven at Auschwitz?
- You are a young girl who is having her genitals mutilated?
- You are a child who has been abandoned? or beaten? or sexually abused?
I find it ironic that this type of meme is meant to be a comfort to people. How is it comforting to place my trust in a God who has put me in such horrific and terrifying situations on purpose just so he can come to my rescue or teach me a lesson? I would never treat my children that way and if I did I would be convicted of child abuse.
I refuse to believe in or worship that God. That God is a monster.
word of a woman 
Adam Hamilton has a great sermon series I listened to recently about Half-Truths in the Bible. Once he “debunked” was “God won’t give you more than you can handle.” Also, “Everything happens for a reason.” It was a nice listen. http://www.cor.org/worship/sermon-archives/show/series/Half-Truths/
Human beings make up a lot of these sayings to make themselves feel better. I particularly dislike “I’ll see you tomorrow, God willing,” as if God will think, “Hmm, I’m going to take you today.” or, like Britta above, “God won’t give you more than you can handle in a day.” Like your list, too many people have way more than anyone can handle in a day.