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What trusting the Lord means

Psalm 38 - refocus on the Most High rather than physical problems by trusting His Word

Trust in the Lord requires commitment, patience, delight, and obedience.

Trust in the Lord by
  • committing your life to Him daily
  • waiting with hope and confidence, without complaining
  • delighting in the ways of the Lord, allowing joy to flow in and through you
  • obeying the Will of God, confessing failure, rejoicing in success
  • knowing Jesus personally, by studying the entire Word of God, all 66 books
  • entrusting in the eternal sacrifice of the Most High Triune God
  • following the Word of God, watching for His guidance
  • submitting personal choices and actions to the direction of God, giving Him control
Psalm 38:21-22
Lord, don't leave me.
My God, don't go away.
Quickly come and help me
My Lord and my Savior.

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