I would like to talk to you today about
trusting God to strengthen your faith.
According to scripture, “Faith is the
evidence of things not seen.” I do not
need faith to see the flowers or hear the
birds sing or to believe in the things which
I can see. Faith is believing what I cannot
see.
Remember Job? He was able to say, “He
knows the way that I take.” Job does not say,
“I know the way that I take.” Would you not
like to know what God is doing? We all
would like to pull aside the veil and see the
end from the beginning. But if we could,
we would no longer need faith.
Job, during all his afflictions, found comfort
in knowing that God had a plan, even
though he did not understand God’s plan.
Every valley that we are called to pass
through, He has passed through ahead of
us. He knew what it was to be poor, he
knew what it was to be forsaken by friends
and left alone, he knew what it was to have
enemies speak evil of him. He knows what
you are passing through today. Whether it
be betrayal, rejection, sickness, or sorrow,
someday he will make it plain.
As the poem says:
God’s perfect plan I cannot see.
Some day He will make it plain to me.
Someday when His face I see.
I will understand.
Father, teach me to hold your hand when I
cannot see the way that you take.
Amen
Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5-6 KJV