Quotes About Trust

Can you endure the silence of not knowing everything? Will you trust God even though you don't have the details? Will you take that step of faith even though you're nervous, uncomfortable, and not sure how it's going to work out?

You're not going to be sure how it's all going to work out, but that is what will cause you to grow, that's when you'll learn to trust God in a greater way. God is not interested only in the destination. He's teaching you along the way; He's getting you prepared and growing you up. He will lead you purposefully into situations where you're in over your head, your friends can't help you, and you don't have the experience you think you need.

If you had all the facts, you wouldn't need any faith. He's going to send you out not knowing everything.

You've probably heard me say that God wants to take us places that we've never dreamed. When you keep Him in first place, are your best each day, and take steps of faith you will see His goodness in new ways.

Every storm you went through, every bad break, and every dark, lonely season deposited something on the inside. It pushed you to mature, pushed you to trust God in a greater way, pushed you to be more resilient and determined.

The delays, closed doors, people that walked away, were necessary. It was setting you up for this moment. The delay doesn't mean that God said no; it just wasn't the right time.

God clothes the lilies of the field.

You have to trust that God is in control, that He's planned out all of your days, that He knows what's best for you. Instead of fighting where you are, learn to embrace where you are.

God won't give you a dream and not give you what you need to accomplish it. You may not have the talent, the strength, the funds, but God is not finished. He's still working. When He supercharges your life, you'll come into things that you never had.

God is in control. You may not think anything is happening, but remember, God often works the most when we see it and feel it the least. Learn to trust His timing. Don't get in a hurry; don't grow impatient; don't try to force doors to open. Don't try to make things happen in your own strength. Let God do it His way.

Don't expect everything to be easy. Don't expect everyone to be for you. If it hasn't happened yet, that doesn't mean it's not going to happen. The victory is on the other side of the opposition.

Don't make the mistake of talking yourself out of what God promised. Your attitude should be, "I don't see how. It seems impossible, no way in the natural, but I know You're a supernatural God.

When you're tempted to get discouraged, keep reminding yourself that all is well. "I lost my biggest client, but I'm not stressed. I know something better is coming. All is well.

Many times, before a promise comes to pass, you have to go through a season of silence where you don't see anything changing. This is when many people give up on what they're believing for. But just because you don't see anything happening doesn't mean God is not working.

If you'll learn to release control to God, you'll not only live happier, you'll live longer.

Maybe you're still single, and you thought you would have met your spouse by now. Let me encourage you that all is well. God has the right person already lined up. They're in your future. It's not too late. Get in agreement with God. Don't go around thinking it's never going to happen.

Suspicion kills friendship.

Pss. 34:11–14; 90:16; 105:5–6; 118:15).

God's grace is our sufficiency in all things—today, tomorrow, and a thousand years from now.

There is nothing more definite than this, that "I of my own self can do nothing"; that I of my own self am nothing; that I of my own self have nothing. "The earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof.

Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on thee.

My mother told me once that if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans.

There is an old joke the chah'nas used to say; they said that among friends, a trouble shared is a trouble halved… but that among tavalai, a trouble shared is a trouble multiplied, retold, translated into five hundred tongues and turned into opera.

The problem with sentient AIs, Kaspowitz said often, was that you could never trust anything they said as genuine. All was calculation for effect.