Trust

One definition of trust is the firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability or strength of someone or something. Most assuredly, my first persons to exemplify trust would have been my parents. Next, I’m guessing the rest of family followed by neighbors, school teachers, so forth and so on. At some point, they all eventually failed to in either their ability or strength or belief in their reliability faded and wasn’t as firm. Without exception every person has reached that point. One has not.

I mention Him as a person more as a descriptor defining the nature of our relationship. He is truly my best friend. The only One who has never failed, faded, or waned. In fact, the more often He is provided with opportunities to prove His greatness and reasons for my trust, He proves, without a doubt, He is worthy of much more than I have given and shown my trust in.

Today, Saturday, February 15, 2020, I am grateful that:

Plans are coming together. Moving across the world, living in another country, learning another culture, speaking(basic phrases) another language have all been requisites to my arrival at this point. I trust Him explicitly and it’s been worth the efforts I expended to get to this point.

James and I had a great conversation yesterday. It’s refreshing to have dialogue along the topics we discussed yesterday. Business, education, visions, legacies and more. We’ve known each other over 30 years and we’ve never really “vibed” when it comes to business, except for yesterday.

I had a chance to see “K” at the supermarket yesterday. She’d resigned from her position at a local restaurant and I hadn’t seen her in a bit. I had the chance to meet her fiance and it was great to see that life was treating her well.

Do you trust Him?

How do you show your trust?

When was the last time He let you down?