David Jeremiah Devotional 8 March 2023 Turning Point Titled Living in Confidence
It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man…. For the Lord will be your confidence…. In the fear of the Lord there is strong confidence. – Psalm 118:8; Proverbs 3:26; 14:26
Recommended Reading: Psalm 118:5-9
A psychologist in Melbourne, Australia, told ABC Everyday that “keeping promises ‘is an incredibly important aspect’ of maintaining a healthy and secure relationship—and ‘that applies to all forms of relationships whether it be romantic, intimate, professional, or parental.’” Broken promises “can lead to trust rupturing, which can very quickly fracture a relationship.”[1]
If you’re suffering the pain of ruptured trust, here’s a comforting fact: God keeps His promises to His people! Even when we don’t know how He can do it, we can trust Him because of the fidelity of His nature. He Himself is our confidence. He “is not slack concerning His promise” (2 Peter 3:9).
Remember, it’s important to read the Bible carefully, taking every promise in its context. We shouldn’t twist God’s words to mean whatever we want. But when we have accurately understood one of His promises, we can stand on it and rejoice with confidence!
God does not change, nor do the glories of His person and the salvation He engineered for us. God’s promises are as dependable as He is. – Sheila Walsh
Read-Thru-the-Bible: Joshua 11 – 13
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