Comments on: Trusting God When You Don’t Understand

By: Naquan

Naquan — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 03:14:27 +0000

To God be all the glory! I will check out your site! God bless you!

By: Dylan Raines

Dylan Raines — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:48:50 +0000

This is an incredible post on trusting in the Lord and I found this quite encouraging. I’ve started a social network for people to share what God is doing in our lives, and I would be honored if you would share your insights with our community. BodyofGod.org

Thanks!

By: Mamotloang Mohale

Mamotloang Mohale — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 14:18:23 +0000

For the first time in so many years I find someone who clearly understand what or how I am; I thank God for guiding me to this site today. For seven years now I have been going on with my life not understanding what I have to do and how. God told me what to do but for no apparent reason I kept twisting it until I was no longer sure that it was my imagination or the real thing. But from what I have just read today I realize I’ve been fooling myself and wasted too much time in which I could’ve served God. Thank u so much & God bless u so so much!

By: Naquan

Naquan — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 03:14:18 +0000

Amy,

As I was reading your comment, I am reminded of something I read earlier today, Matthew 8:5-13 which talks about The Faith of a Centurion. I encourage you to read it. I encourage you to not let this situation move you from your stance in trusting God to provide. Although the situation looks discouraging, this is where we should cling onto God and hold on to our faith like never before.

I pray that God opens unexpected doors for you. That there will be no lack in your household. That every need shall be supplied according to His riches in glory! I also pray that during this testing period that God will give you the grace (strength) to get through it with exceeding joy knowing that this too will be worked out for your good and to His glory.

You are in my prayers! God bless you!

By: Amy

Amy — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 13:57:56 +0000

I’m distressed. I was hired for the perfect job in September — telecommuting as a public relations specialist for a startup tech company I’d been working with as a freelancer since last Spring. 9/17, the day before my birthday, they said I’d be receiving shares of the company. Every so often since then, they said payroll would be “soon.” It came to the point, however, that I could not continue working without payment. I prayed but also worried then was bold and said I did not have the resources to continue and I needed to be paid for this job.

Now my boss, who is in a distant state, has been successfully avoiding me for two weeks! I have sent respectful but firm emails. My husband (who himself does not have and will not get a job) is constantly disappointed in my lack of boldness. It also seems that all freelance work has completely dried up. I’m praying for the boldness to go before God and ask for what I need. I’m praying for the strength to speak to my mountain (ongoing joblessness and poverty) and believe it will be cast into the sea.

I do believe God CAN move these mountains. I’m just having trouble with believing he WILL do so on my behalf. I’m a devout believer and do a lot to serve God — not that one has to in order to have God’s power in their life.

I don’t know what else to do!

By: Tonya

Tonya — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 01:58:14 +0000

Hello, I want to trust God a lot but the enemy is attacking my mind and thoughts. I have relationship problems with the father of my children and I pray that his heart will change, so we will have better relations with each other. I am also unemployed but passed a state exam and currently obtain my insurance license; however, I have been fearful as a new insurance agent to sell insurance to complete strangers. Therefore, I have not sold any policies or made any money in this field, due to fear. I believe that God did’nt bring me this far to leave me because He also knows I need money and/or a job very soon. My unemployment is about to run out completely in a month. I don’t just want a job, I want a career path ad believe that God is trying to tell me something. I also have always been independant with an entreprenual spirit.

By: Holly Davis

Holly Davis — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 04:44:46 +0000

Thank you for this scripture. I believe in God! I wondered why God allowed bad things to happen to Good people. I realize that he has a purpose different than the plan we choose for ourselves. However, I can’t give up no matter how hard my trails and challenges are. Not many people in the world have the opportunity to create change and equality on a national level. So no matter what happens I believe that my suffering and injustices will end one day. When that day comes I will be able to share how God provided my every need.

Thank you for this scripture and encouragement. Don’t stop sharing God’s truth!

By: tapiwa

tapiwa — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 20:57:08 +0000

well,l googled ‘how to trust God when u dont understand’ and this article was on top. I have gone through a lot in these past 2 years and right now l felt like giving up. When l read your article it uplifted me. I was thinking of ending my life but my Spirit strongly resists and led me 2 this article. I have decided to seek Christian counsel and talk to someone who can help me get through the emotional rollercoaster l am in. Thank you.

By: Joan

Joan — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 20:07:51 +0000

This is so encouraging for me. My son was recently diagnosed with a disorder that is effecting his brain and there is no treatment. I am trusting and praying that God will stop the progression of this disease so there is no further brain damage.

By: Caleb

Caleb — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 21:39:22 +0000

Reading this really helped me and gave me more hope. See for the pasted 2 months I’ve been playing the waiting game with God. 2 months ago my girlfriend of 2 years and I broke up, something I really thought would never happen, but it did. For the first 2 weeks after the break up I tried to get her back as fast as I could, but nothing seemed to change her mind. I soon realized then that if we should get back together it’s going to be by the work of God, not me. Because it’s Him that makes things happen and not me. I know now that this happen for a reason and God has to teach me something out of this situation. Although, I’m not fully sure of what God is teaching me right now I am still keeping my eyes and ears open for Him to have me learn. I have learned this though, sometimes for God to help us He’s got to hurt us first. Because it’s through our pain and hurt that He opens our hearts to Him and are really able to turn to Him with all our attention, and that’s what He wants always, our full attention. This is really the first time in my life that I can remember that I’ve had no choice, but to walk by faith and trust him every day. He is doing a great job by giving me comfort every day and reminding me that His timing is perfect, so if He wants my girlfriend and I to get back together He will make it happen when He wants it to and He will do it in a way that brings glory to Him and makes us come closer to Him.