Quotes About Trust

Everything works out in the end. If it looks like things aren't working out, it's not the end.

Your part is the easy part. The Universe does all the rest.

Wherever you are right now, it's right; it's where you're supposed to be.

It doesn't do you any good to pray in question marks.

Lasse ab von "wie". Klope weiter an Türen und drehe Steine um, aber beharre nicht darauf, hinter welcher Tür oder unter welchem Stein du das Gesuchte findest. Konzentriere dich ausschliesslich auf das Endergebnis.

You must show up, be there, do your part. Only then can the Universe do its part.

It's always best to assume that everyone either knows the truth or will know the truth, because either they do or they will.

Come on. Would loving parents ever give their child a book to read that didn't have a happy ending? No. But they might well advise, "Don't stop reading during the scary parts!" And neither would a "greater you" give yourself the gift of time and space if it wouldn't be all good in the long run, no matter how things may appear midway. So good that no matter what might happen, it would be worth every bump and turn along the way.

Realize that the hows and whys will all make sense soon enough.

Accordingly, evidence appeared to those who believed.

God will guide those whose hearts are open to follow.

If you passionately commit yourself to living out his purposes and advancing his kingdom, then God will make sure you live in his will. Trust him that if you are not going in the right direction, he will redirect you. But, I urge you, if you are paralyzed by the idea of the will of God, do something. Doing anything God-honoring is far better than doing nothing at all.

We say to God, 'Show me and I'll believe.' Instead, God says to us, 'Believe, and I'll show you.' This is the life of following Jesus Christ. We say, 'God, show me your will and I'll obey you.' God says, 'Obey me, and I'll show you my will.

What you believe and what you trust are always revealed in how you live and act.

Trust always reveals itself in behavior. Trust in Jesus is no exception; it involves much more than just mentally agreeing with information about him. Trusting Jesus, like trusting other things, should show up in how we actually live.

Jesus never called us to be believers--he calls us to be followers who believe. It was so easy for me to be a Christian early on because I thought the whole thing was an exercise in believing. But following Jesus is an exercise in living--because we believe.

Many of us are religious precisely to keep us from trusting God. We go to church, we give money, and we do all the right things--in the hope that God will never puts us in a position where we actually have to trust him.

How does God grow people? Often by reminding them how big he is and how small we are. By introducing mystery and tension and difficulty into life so that we might be forced to move beyond trusting our faith and religious systems to actually trusting him.

It's mostly the financial chicanery that's going on. People are saying 'What kind of trust can we put in this market?'

It's the best feeling in the world knowing there's someone in your corner. That no matter what and no matter how badly you mess up, they will always be on your side.

Eventually I had to call upon Dan's master dumping skills to assist me. Which was of course a bad move. A very bad.move. He told her that I was dead.

I continue to love you with a strength I didn't know was possible. I love you because you are part of me. I love you because loving you is like loving myself. I know that, despite all that has happened, you are a good man. And I won't... I can't give you up.

I learned that if someone tells you to be on the safe side lots of times then after a while they do not need to say it.

I'm telling you this for one reason and one reason only: No matter how sure you are of someone's love, it's always nice to hear it.