Trusting God: Finding Peace Amidst Life's Challenges

"Jeremiah does promise only people, that those who saw the kids are beings to make après them, And Jeremiah uses the hymids to make this point. Those who suffer human wisdom in the streets, those who suffer human wisdom on sex, But they feel like you didn't run at such lengths, and they're going to feel return to life. And it'd be different. They're going to be like free, painted really close to the water, and they're able to send their roots in order to absorb all of the water that they need. And still, generally says, there's going to be a trap. There is going to be a season of blindness and struggle and death." [00:06:36]

"Jeremiah warns us to be careful where we put our trust. Trust for us. Your trust in your humans. You become our human states. And from your thoughts, from your mind. If you are not Nina pictures, I feel our solution is good for us to be here, whenever things go on the right. You must say we're there, stuck in the desert, uncertain where we go, and not find that water that we JoJo is story near." [00:08:39]

"And so if you are being in consolation, that means that you are looking toward the secret practice in the world, you're growing in trust, nursing, and hope. If I find myself being more pained with the people I meet along the way, then I am in a state of consolation. That is what possess of expertise. And consolation does not mean that one becomes immediately than possibly can be." [00:09:35]

"Let's move away from that and say it toward God. And we can become aware that there are threats into a desperate, desperate, desperate, solution. When we notice that there is something more essential, less knowing that you need to speak with less. You know, one of the things when it's happened to us over just past couple of decades has been the struggle that consistent tearing back from our institutions." [00:10:06]

"Or in the future, trust those that we don't know or those that we don't understand. And that lack of trust leads to fear, and the fear leads to the faith and the desire to act from that. Today, of the people around us are afraid. Certainly, I'm beginning to emerge about the depth of fear from international students who have tried things using the State University." [00:10:54]

"What do we do when we've started our first year to see the desolation, despair, fear, and Maybe they think that we, our families, don't even want to make it nice. We can try to find a way in that way of experience. You know, you're not going to love us, though. You drink too much, you eat too much, you look for ways, you distract yourself, but maybe you're just working harder and harder." [00:12:13]

"In fact, they can help us avoid a more direct relationship with God, who then, what I want to tell us, is time to read a different time. So it's just that I have a spiritual perspective in one of its things, and she has suggested some ways to move out by the state of desolation and into a state of constitution. And she looks like some of the reasons to know where we drift into our time." [00:12:51]

"When we are spiraling deeper into the negative feelings. When we are avoiding our community. When we are giving up on anything that used to be important. When we are unable to look into the future of this hope, we find ourselves just drained of energy. And I've heard that she writes that is to turn our focus outward and to turn our focus beyond our students." [00:13:23]

"It's trying to remember, you know, get back from his presence. And God is still there. And God was reading and teaching and speaking, even if we can't help them to that point in the moment. To come up to this safe language. And that's how it is to do. To know where she should be. To recognize that sometimes we need to step away." [00:13:42]

"I've heard it suggested once that we could learn from the days that Jesus remained in the darkness of the tree. I've heard it suggested once again, resting, returning, healing, before the meeting. Generally, he questioned God when he was trying to think about service. And he thought it wasn't right. They thought it would be too far, but the most friendly thing that they wanted to know is that what people were bound to do is to rest and to trust in them who will provide." [00:14:30]

"Jeremiah said they've started that keeping people's trust centered on God without walking away all his years of mistakes. And he will continue to try to keep bringing the leaders of Jesus back to a place that was centered on God, trusted in them so that the destruction of Israel would be a point at some point he needed this one to happen. Happiness came from success, or having everything gone off." [00:15:59]

"Trusting in God's presence and feeling that the possibility of trust to God is above whatever he is, that is not in essence this day. Trusting his connectives to God, even in the most fondant of his life, trust allows us to bear fruit, to be living in our lives, and to offer meaning to others. Thinking, wisdom, the situation feels bad and impossible." [00:16:41]