TRUSTING GOD WITH ALL YOUR HEART

What is Trust?

According to dictionary.com, trust can be defined as: reliance on the integrity, strength, ability, surety, etc., of a person or thing; confident expectation of something; hope.
 
Trust is something that we can all relate to and it’s something that we practice often and even subconsciously. We look forward to our morning coffee or tea and trust that when we turn on the machine it will work properly. We go into our vehicles and trust that we will get to our destination without any mechanical issues. You get the idea. We practice trust ALL THE TIME.
 
The Bible is filled with many verses about trust. More importantly, trusting in God.
 
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths  straight.” (Proverbs 3:5-6)

This is a verse that most of us have heard several times. It is a beautiful promise from God, that as we trust Him, He makes our paths straight…He guides us into the plans He has for us.
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“You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in You.”
(Isaiah 26:3)
 
Having perfect peace is something that allows us to sleep well at night. It allows us to not stress over the things we cannot control. When we trust in God, we have perfect peace.
 
What are you trusting God for today?
 
OMS Canada is looking for 20 new missionaries by the end of this year. This is our 20/20 Vision.
 
We are putting our trust in God and know that it is only through Him that this can be fulfilled.
 
Trusting God is bigger than us and our gifts and abilities. It puts the focus off of us and onto God and others who have yet to hear about the salvation God brings through Jesus Christ.

As we are obedient and faithful in prayer we will do what we can and we will trust God to do what we cannot.
 
Feel free to leave a comment with a story of how you’ve trusted God. We’d love to hear it.
 
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