Quotes about Trust

Kingdom women obey God's Word even when it seems to make no sense. Keep in mind that faith doesn't always make sense. But it does make miracles.

God doesn't need you to be your husband's critic, his conscience, or his mother. Neither does he need you to sit down, fold your arms, and say, "Okay, that's it. I'm not going to do what I'm supposed to do until my husband starts doing what he's supposed to do.

She may doubt your sincerity or turn a cold shoulder to your attempts at sacrificial love.

Beyond that, God will sometimes take us down a different path or on a different journey than we could have conceived or imagined. The simple phrase we are asked to insert, "If the Lord wills," is pregnant with meaning. It is a statement of surrender under the lordship and rule of God. It is an acknowledgment that our plans are not to be our own. Rather, they are God's to make, and we are to follow.

God has already told you in His Word how to find your greatest source of strength—it's your closeness to Him. It is in this location—right next to Christ—that you are supposed to "stand firm.

When you understand He is your Source, you don't need to fear what mankind can say because mankind doesn't have the final

An idol is that thing you ultimately count on for your provision, direction, and satisfaction.

Faith is never simply a feeling. Faith always involves movement. Get moving.

Women who want to please the Lord in their marriages often must ignore the people on the other side of the glass. That's because what God is telling them in His Word may go against what many of their friends are telling them and what the television is telling them. But none of us is here to please the onlookers.

want to assure you that regardless of what you're facing today, God is a God of hope, and He will provide a way for you to experience victory in

When God secures your victory in His name, have confidence that His name also has the power to give you back what "the swarming locust has eaten" (Joel 2:25). God's name covers all: past, present, and future. But it especially covers the giants that taunt you in your life. Trust Jehovah Tsaba. He's got you covered.

The God who allows sorrows is the God of sweet new seasons too.