Faith Quote by New Growth Press
““Whom do I trust? Where is my faith? Those are the questions that all worriers must ask, yet all of us already know the answer. Our trust is divided. We don’t put all our eggs in one basket—even God’s—because that’s too risky. Our trust might not pay off the way we hope. We are reluctant to simply say to our Father, “I am yours,” and stop worrying. Jesus knows this. Fear and worry reveal that our faith is indeed small. If you are looking to plumb the depths of worry, you can find it in your mixed allegiances. You trust God for some things but not others. You trust him for heaven but not for earth.””
About This Quote
The passage explores how fragmented trust and selective faith manifest as worry, urging full surrender to God rather than compartmentalizing belief.
In simple terms: Partial trust fuels anxiety.
Key Takeaway
Whole-hearted faith reduces fear.
Themes
faith
trust
anxiety
spirituality
belief
surrender
Mood
reflective
hopeful
concerned
Type
spiritual
didactic
inspirational
When to use this quote
- personal prayer
- counseling
- spiritual retreats
- life crises
- decision making
Key Concepts
faith
trust
worry
surrender
Practical Applications
- sermon preparation
- devotional writing
Questions to Reflect On
- What does it mean to trust completely?
- How does selective belief affect daily peace?
