Faith, Trust, Love

Faith, trust, love— these words stand at the front of my mind. How do we walk in faith if we cannot trust? How do we trust God if we do not feel His love for us? And how can we follow His lead when we are not walking in love, in faith, and in trust?

Just as in salvation, faith and trust are essential. Faith was the key that unlocked the work of God’s grace— trust in the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross. Remember: Faith is both a gift from God and a response to His revelation. It is more than mere intellectual approval; it is a deep, unwavering reliance on God.

The Bible tells us to walk by faith, not by sight. In the realm of faith, the intangible becomes tangible. When everything around you doesn’t make sense, trust that God is faithful— trust that His promises and His word remain unchanging.

Trust means surrendering our own understanding, letting go of control, and resting in the truth that God is sovereign and good. For what is faith without trust? Belief without reliance is empty.

As life unfolds and I study God’s word deeper, I see more clearly the urgent need to trust Him— to let go of our own timing, our own agendas. A life without trusting God is a life already on the path to failure.

This year, let us not take matters into our own hands. When God speaks, listen. When He guides, obey without fear. Do not be anxious about the future— for God is your future.

Trust in your Father. Remember: trusting is obeying, even when it feels like walking blindly.

Isn’t it fascinating— the story of Isaac and the wells he dug? When Isaac dug his wells, two were taken from him. Yet he said not a word, he did not question God’s plan. Instead, he kept digging, he kept believing because he knew what he was searching for.

The people who took his wells were part of God’s plan. Isaac recognized the land that God had prepared for him. He named it Rehoboth—a place where God had made room for him, a place where he would be fruitful.

In the midst of your trials, your storms, trust God just as Isaac did. Keep digging—dig through the challenges until you feel the peace of your Father within you. He will give you the land where you will be fruitful.

Trust the process. Every person, every experience in your life is there for a purpose. Will you trust Him? Will you abide in His faithfulness? Will you live out the prophetic word over your life?

Even in the midst of the fiercest storms, His promises remain the same. He is the one setting everything in motion. Do not give up—rise, bounce back, and keep moving forward.

Live a life that leaves a legacy—a legacy for generations to come. Remember, you are not living just for yourself; you are living for those who will follow in your footsteps.

Like Isaac, who dug wells not only for his own sake but for his entire generation, ask yourself: Will you continue digging? Will you expand your faith? Will you live out the Christ-like faith that dwells within you?

Imagine if Isaac had settled where God did not want him— would he have been as blessed? Keep moving. Keep digging. Do not give up, for the power of God is working in you, through you, and for you.

You are blessed. Your days are filled with promise. You will never lack. There are no impossibilities for you. You are limitless in potential, a divine creation endowed with God’s power. His leading calls for trust, and trusting means walking by faith— a faith fueled by the love of God, who gave His only begotten Son for you.

Walk by faith, trust in His love, and let your life shine as a legacy of His grace.