Man says, "Show me and I’ll trust you."
Trust is the "firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something."
We exercise trust every day. We trust we'll have air to breathe and water from the tap.
But
we don't automatically trust people. We wait for them to prove themselves,
especially if they've done something to make us doubt their honesty or
reliability. There's actually nothing wrong with this. It's part of
wisdom.
Unfortunately,
we sometimes bring this same skepticism to our faith in God. We act as if we can judge God's infinite wisdom with our
finite human minds.
Most people who experience a "crisis
of faith" do so because they've lost their trust in God's wisdom, justice, or love. Instead
of leaning on the Lord and trusting Him completely, knowing He can use all things for their good (Romans 8:28), they "lean on their own understanding" (Proverbs 3:5).
I loved this post...especially the saying at the beginning. How true! So happy I stopped by today. You are a blessing to me. Love, Cheryl
ReplyDeleteThank you, Cheryl, for taking the time to encourage me as well!
DeleteI thank you too. Need this with the circumstances I am in. Bless you.
DeleteGlad it was helpful.
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God bless,
Gail
God knew just what I needed to hear tonight! I have a very important meeting in the morning at 10:00am. Thank you for sharing our family's life verse to remind me of who is in control.
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I don't always understand what God is doing in my life but I know that I can trust Him. I copied out Proverbs 3: 5&6 this morning and then saved this post (which I found on Pinterest ;-)) to read later. It meant more reading it now than it would have earlier. God's timing was perfect for reading this post. Thanks Gail.
ReplyDeleteThat blesses me to know how God used this to speak to your heart.
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I love this post what god says that is very true.
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