Quotes About Trust

Signs follow, they do not precede.

Let not your heart be troubled; ye believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father's house are many mansions; if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also. — John 14: 1-3.

Leave all and follow me." In the face of seemingly mountainous obstacles claim your freedom. The consciousness of freedom is the Father of freedom. It has a way of expressing itself which no man knows. "Ye shall not need to fight in this battle. Set yourself, stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord with you.

Self-surrender is essential, and by that is meant the confession of personal impotence.

Don't be anxious or concerned as to results. Results will follow just as surely as day follows night. Have faith in this planting until the evidence is manifest to you that it is so. Your confidence in this procedure will pay great rewards. You wait but a little while in the consciousness of the thing desired; then suddenly, and when you least expect it, the thing felt becomes your expression.

Faith does not question — Faith knows.

Prayer succeeds by avoiding conflict. Prayer is, above all things, easy. Its greatest enemy is effort.

When you pray believe that you have received, and you shall receive

Signs follow, they do not precede".

I have a lavish, steady, dependable income, consistent with integrity and mutual benefit

The faith that moves mountains is faith in yourself. No man has faith in God who lacks confidence in himself. Your faith in God is measured by your confidence in yourself.

Todo lo que ustedes pidan en oración, crean que ya lo han conseguido, y lo recibirán" (Marcos 11:24)

Por lo tanto, si aceptas al Dios de Israel, comienzas a abandonar Egipto. Este es el inicio del Éxodo. Pero al hombre le resulta difícil mantener el presente; siempre está moviéndose hacia aquí o hacia allá. Parece

Remember: all things are possible to him who believes, and with God all things are possible. Man believes that God created the world and all within it, but he does not equate God with himself, the believer. But the Bible equates God, the creator of everything, with one who believes. And belief need not be restricted, but can go beyond the evidence of sense and reason.

You can imagine anything and sustain it with faith. As you walk in the faith that that which you have imagined is so, it will become so.

The length of time between my desire and its conception depends entirely upon my inner conviction that it is done.

The seventh blast symbolises the seventh day, a time of stillness or rest, the interval between the subjective and objective states, a period of pregnancy or joyful expectancy. This stillness is not the stillness of the body but rather the stillness of the mind—a perfect passivity which is not indolence but a living stillness born of trust in this immutable law of consciousness.

There is no need to fight for that which I am conscious of being, for all that I am conscious of being shall be led to me as effortlessly as a shepherd leads his flock to the still waters of a quiet spring.

If you want to keep your possessions, you must hold onto them in your imagination and not build barns to house them.

To passively surrender to appearances and bow before the evidence of facts is to confess that Christ is not yet born in you.

What is that unforgivable sin? Doubt! He who created the universe and sustains it, and you doubt His power to do anything in this world? That is the one unforgivable sin.

Just how my words, your desires, will be fulfilled is not your concern. My words have a way ye know not of. Their ways are past finding out. All that is required of is to believe. Believe your desires to be garments your saviour wears. Your belief that you are now that which you desire to be is proof of your acceptance of life's gifts. You have opened the door for your Lord, clothed in your desire, to enter the moment you establish this belief.

The faith of the undisciplined man cannot really be called faith. For if the armies, medicines or wisdom of man in which his faith is placed be taken from him, his faith and courage go with it. But from the disciplined one the whole world could be taken and yet he would remain faithful in the knowledge that the state of consciousness in which he abides must in due season embody itself.

In the midst of all the doubts and changing opinions of others, let there be a conviction, a firmness of belief, and you shall see the dry land; your belief will appear. The reward is to him that endureth unto the end. A conviction is not a conviction if it can be shaken. Your desire will be as clouds without rain unless you believe.