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​Placing God first in your life is the first answer to trusting God. 

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​Admit it: “Lord, I’m struggling.” Quit it: Stop the worrying. Just stop! And beat it.

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​The beginning of anxiety is the end of faith, and the beginning of true faith is the end of anxiety.

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​We need to believe and trust that God will provide our needs because we  mean everything to Him. 

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​God provides your needs because you are so much more valuable than anything He’s ever planted on the earth.

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​God will provide the deepest needs of your heart and soul. 

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​Jesus will always meet your foundational needs of love, satisfaction in life, and goals and dreams.  

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​The truth is that some of the things we worry about if we put them in God’s hands, are not really that big of a deal.

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​By praying we can find purpose and passion. 

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​God’s ways are so much higher than what our minds can grasp. His plan is better! 

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​Prayer is about quality—the right heart attitude, concentrating on what we’re doing, trying to live a life that doesn’t contradict our prayer life.

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​We need to ask God to plant a desire of prayer in out heart. 

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​Good is telling us “I’m going to give you the time and the opportunity to really make a difference.”

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​As we follow God If it is important, you  find a way. If it’s not, you will find an excuse.

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​We need to choose to be better than normal in how we love and live with the people around us. 

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​We should work hard at whatever we do and the best way to do this is to see ourselves working for God. 

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​We can give without loving, but we cannot love without giving. 

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​Jesus tells us that our heart will follow where we’ve placed our treasure. 

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​As followers of Jesus, we’re called to live differently. The world tells us to follow our hearts, but we know that our hearts can be deceitful.

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​We need to gaze at Jesus and glance at our problems.

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​We need to bring what we have to Jesus, and trust Him to multiply it for His purposes.

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​When we don’t sense His presence, He’s still with us, when we don’t see His hand, He’s still guiding us, and when we don’t understand His plan, He still has one.

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​We only need a small amount of faith to engage God’s mighty power. 

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​We may struggle with our own failure, but rest assured, God does not. 

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​Just because we have doubted in the past doesn’t mean we will always doubt in the future. 

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​Sometimes, we have to trust God to calm us right in the middle of the storm that’s raging all around. 

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​What God gives to us can’t be measured. His resources are unlimited, His love is unconditional, and His grace is unbounded. 

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​Jesus says to us, “you are worried about much, but only one thing matters: Being with me!” 

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​God is our holy hope, our very present help, and everything we could ever need for life.

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​We need to dwell on things that honor the kingdom of God and point us back to Jesus. 

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​One of the best ways to discover God is to look to the earthly life and work of his own Son, Jesus Christ.