When Jesus was on the cross, struggling for breath, blood pouring out of his wounds, He cries out, “It is finished!”, and then lets out his last breath. This act was not only an act of love by God and Christ, but an act of trust. Jesus trusted God, even though he did not want death to be the way that mankind was redeemed. As Christians, we are constantly called to trust God in all things, from everyday small matters to large decisions or problems. Ideas of this trust can be found throughout the entirety of the Bible, but is mentioned frequently in Psalms, Isaiah and Romans. I will explore a few articles written by modern Christians and comparing them to Scripture and also giving some of my own ideas and thoughts on trust in the daily lives of Christians. Gods people are called to trust in Him through all things and give their worries and troubles to Him so that He can care for them.
Genesis, Adam and Eve trusting what God says about the Tree in Eden. God trusts us to trust Him, and gives us no reason to not trust. Trust is further shown through Exodus, as God frees His people through Moses and leads them to the promised land. When His people stop trusting God, He works miracles such as letting water flow from rocks or parting water to …show more content…
“Trust in him at all times, you people; pour out your hearts to him, for God is our refuge.” from Psalms 62:8 embodies how we ought to trust God, “The LORD is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.” (Psalms 18:2). God is many things to his people, and the picture of a shepherd is very accurate. The sheep, Christians, need to trust their shepherd, God, to stay protected and benefit the most. There are over forty verses in Psalms that have to do with trusting God, spotlighting the importance of trusting
Genesis, Adam and Eve trusting what God says about the Tree in Eden. God trusts us to trust Him, and gives us no reason to not trust. Trust is further shown through Exodus, as God frees His people through Moses and leads them to the promised land. When His people stop trusting God, He works miracles such as letting water flow from rocks or parting water to …show more content…
“Trust in him at all times, you people; pour out your hearts to him, for God is our refuge.” from Psalms 62:8 embodies how we ought to trust God, “The LORD is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.” (Psalms 18:2). God is many things to his people, and the picture of a shepherd is very accurate. The sheep, Christians, need to trust their shepherd, God, to stay protected and benefit the most. There are over forty verses in Psalms that have to do with trusting God, spotlighting the importance of trusting