Esther Jameson

Trust is the cornerstone of every meaningful relationship, and our relationship with God is no exception. Before we can fully rely on God's plan and timing, we must first understand what it means to trust Him. This foundational trust is not built overnight—it grows as we come to know who God is, how He works, and what His promises truly mean. Trust begins with acknowledging God's character: He is good, faithful, loving, and sovereign. These are not just comforting words—they are unshakable truths that anchor us in the storms of life. When we truly know the nature of God, it becomes easier to let go of anxiety and surrender our own need for control.

One of the greatest barriers to trust is fear. Fear of the unknown, fear of failure, fear that things won't go the way we want them to. Fear whispers lies that God might forget us, overlook us, or leave us alone in our struggles. But the truth is, God never abandons His children. He is near to the brokenhearted, attentive to our prayers, and actively working behind the scenes even when we can’t see it. Trust calls us to silence fear with faith. It doesn’t mean we’ll never feel afraid, but it does mean choosing to believe that God is bigger than anything we face.

Another crucial element of trust is surrender. Surrender means letting go of our timelines, our need for immediate answers, and even our understanding of how things should unfold. It’s an act of humility—a decision to say, “God, I don’t know what You’re doing, but I believe You do.” This kind of trust doesn’t come from blind optimism; it comes from deeply knowing who God is and recognizing that His ways are higher than ours. Surrendering control is difficult, but it is also liberating. It allows us to rest in the truth that we don’t have to carry the burden of figuring everything out.

Mary Smiths

Sally Stephens LLC

Trust in God: The Divine Assurance - Relying on God's Plan and Timing

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