Pastor Robinsons Morning Devotion:“Trusting God” “Trust in the Lord with all your heart; and lean not to your own understanding” (Proverbs 3:5). We are going to have times in our life when the living God is going to take all the chips, to use a gambling analogy, and push them into the middle of the table. He’s going to say, “Bennie, we’re going for broke on this one. Let’s see how you’re doing in your Christian life”. More often than not, people when faced with this scenario, start pushing all kinds of panic buttons on the console of life, and end up punching out. If you really want to walk with God, you have to learn to trust Him. Trusting God begins by trusting Him in the little things, so that when the big things come along; you have established a habit of trust with Him. God will put your faith to the test. A day is going to come when the bottom is going to drop out of your life, the roof is going to cave in. Are you trusting God in the little things? How about your finances? It’s tough to really trust God in this area. For example, it’s hard to give when you can’t afford it. Giving when you can afford it doesn’t require any faith. Faith comes when you give and can’t afford it. You can do many things in your life without biblical faith. Without faith you can get married, have a home, and even become millionaire. Without faith you can live a normal, relatively happy life. Without faith, however, there is something you cannot do. “Without faith it is impossible to please GOD: (Heb. 11:6). If you’re planning on pleasing God, you have got to walk by faith. God is in control of this world. All He wants from us is intelligent cooperation. Boiled down to one word, it means “TRUST”. Many will never make it simply because they cannot muster up enough courage and faith in their soul to really trust Him when the going gets rough. “How is your “TRUST” in GOD. Start trusting Him today and as each day passes, trust Him more. youtu.be/COO953oP5Kc
Posted on: Wed, 22 Oct 2014 13:07:37 +0000
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