Good morning, good morning, good morning, good morning.

Good morning, everyone, and welcome back to another mornings with the Masters.

We're devote ourselves to the Lord daily with you.

We are picking up with day three of our devotion on the Bible,

the title, God is blank.

There's a link to that in the description if you guys want to fall along.

And as always, I'm going to read the scripture that I'm also going to pick with the divo.

The first scripture is Hebrews chapter 13, verse 5, and it says this,

Don't love money, be satisfied with what you have.

For God has said, I will never fail you said i will never fail you i will never abandon you the next scripture is

hebrew chapter 13 verse 8 and says this jesus christ is the same yesterday and today and forever

the devotional is titled god is trustworthy and it says has someone ever lied to you, betrayed you, or broken your trust?

Odds are, it's happened at some point in your life. It'll probably happen again in the future.

Why? Because humans are imperfect. We try our best to keep our word, to fulfill our promises,

and be trustworthy, but at some point all of us will inevitably drop the ball.

Whether it's missing a deadline at work or breaking a promise to a friend, we all inevitably

break trust in our relationships. Experiencing broken trust is incredibly painful, not only

in the short term, but also damaging in the long run. In fact, there's extensive neuroscience

research about the impact broken trust has on our brains, our bodies, and our relationships.

Our brains are wired to trust others, and when we trust, we release oxytocin, which scientists have

called the love chemical, or even the elixir of trust.

The release of this chemical in our brain causes us to increase trust. So the more experiences we have

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