I have learned that faith means trusting in advance what will only make sense in reverse. Philip Yancey
We don't like the unknown. And faith is a lot of unknown because we are asked to trust what we don't understand fully. Have you ever tried it? Have you ever decided to take the risk and try trusting for the faith to come? It's not for the faint of heart. It takes courage, determination, and grit. But as with most things that take courage, determination, and grit the reward, the payoff is so worth it. I can't tell you what the payoff will be, it varies from person to person. But I can tell you it will be worth it; it will stun you and surprise you and delight you. When we choose to trust for the faith we will see play out in reverse we are choosing to embrace the unknown.
We don't like the unknown. And faith is a lot of unknown because we are asked to trust what we don't understand fully. Have you ever tried it? Have you ever decided to take the risk and try trusting for the faith to come? It's not for the faint of heart. It takes courage, determination, and grit. But as with most things that take courage, determination, and grit the reward, the payoff is so worth it. I can't tell you what the payoff will be, it varies from person to person. But I can tell you it will be worth it; it will stun you and surprise you and delight you. When we choose to trust for the faith we will see play out in reverse we are choosing to embrace the unknown.
Comments
Post a Comment