Why Trusting God Matters — Even When It’s Hurts.
It’s interesting how easily we trust people — doctors, teachers, friends, even strangers — but then struggle to trust God fully. The truth is, people are flawed. They make mistakes, they change, and sometimes they let us down — even when they don’t mean to. Yet we still find ourselves giving them chance after chance.
So why is it harder to trust God, who never fails?
The difference often comes down to perspective. People give us immediate feedback — we can see and hear them. God’s ways, though, are higher than ours. He works behind the scenes in ways we can’t always see or understand right away. It’s not that He’s silent or absent — it’s that He’s weaving a bigger, better picture than we can imagine.
The truth is:
• God is trustworthy because He never changes. People’s moods and intentions shift, but God remains the same — faithful, loving, and good (Hebrews 13:8).
• God sees the whole picture. We might trust a friend’s advice based on their limited perspective, but God knows the beginning, the middle, and the end of our story (Isaiah 46:10).
• God loves you perfectly. Even those who love us most can’t love us perfectly — but God does. He proved it through Jesus, sacrificing everything to bring us into His family (Romans 5:8).
If we’re willing to trust imperfect people, how much more should we trust a perfect, loving God who promises never to leave or forsake us (Deuteronomy 31:6)?
My beloved brothers and sisters, it’s okay to wrestle with doubt — God can handle that. But don’t let fear or unanswered questions stop you from leaning into Him. He’s trustworthy, even when life doesn’t make sense.
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