Can God Trust You

Sister Crawford,

I thank God for you and this bless presentation.

Thanks you Sister for the inspiration to trust in the Lord. Whereby, I too add that even as earthly brides and bridegrooms, we also are to married to the very Spirit of Lord, thereby we have made bond and vow of trust that is manifested through Jesus Christ. Our trust is to be loyal to the Spirit of Jesus whom we are become one in the Spirit by the Unity of commitment of our lives. Again, trustworthy is a major element to the beginning of relationships of marriage that is earthly, moreover the commitment to marry the Spirit of Trust is in the Lord.
-- Blessings!!:)

Felicia, God knows all so yes, God trusts all.

So beautifully said Miisrael Bride.

I missed you Brother Gray. =)

And I agree Steve.

Sister Crawford,

I miss you too. Please feel free to join in to any and all my series of blogs, you are more than welcome.

The door is always open to you and you too Sister Bride.

Brother Steve, without a doubt, just jump right in.

Felicia, on further reflection though, I did not do justice to 1 Timothy 1:12. Being entrusted by God toward our fellow man is a serious responsibility.

Brother Deacon, I am still unable to leave comments on your blogs :(

What! Thanks for letting me know, I will get to work on that right now...

DONE... Please forgive me for this error on my part.

Try it now....

@Deacon, Okay... Thanks for the invitation --but, I never feel uninvited. :)

BYW...Felicia, I love weddings-- the film shows a lovely one too.

Hey Brother Deacon. I am sometimes bad about reading other peoples' stuff online. I have to work on that. Can you send me a direct link to your blog?

OMG! Yes Steve. So true! Being entrusted by God towards our fellow brothers and sisters (regardless if they are a Christian or not) is a great responsibility. That was a beautiful scripture you selected at 1 Timothy 1:12. To know that God considered me, you and others trustworthy to be a witness of His word. Acting as a banner proclaiming His truth is very serious. And it is sad that some people take His word too lightly even to the point where they get pleasure out of debating and angering over what is truth according to His word and what is not when it is so clearly written out.

Even Paul understood this. For in that same chapter he later says in verse 13, "I used to blaspheme the name of Christ. In my insolence, I persecuted his people. BUT GOD HAD MERCY ON ME BECAUSE I DID IT IN IGNORANCE AND UNBEIEF." Then he said with get power in verse 15, "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners" and I am the worst of them all.

Yes, there is a great seriousness in teaching and preaching truth.

Sister Crawford,

Please, feel free to explore the Most Popular Bloggers section of the front page or home page of Black in America and click on Deacon Ron Gray and you will find all of my most recent blogs.