To trust the Lord, to trust anything is to put full confidence and dependence on that thing, right?

The Hebrew verb there to trust is actually image about somebody laying face down on the ground with their back exposed, right?

You're in your most vulnerable position. You're trusting whoever's in the presence of you, to not harm you,

to not take advantage of you, right? You're fully exposed. In this idea of trusting God with all your heart, every fiber of your being, nothing held back,

and not lean on your own understanding. That's the contrast. And so

the way that we learn to trust God is we have to know him and we come to know him through his word.

We come. It's not our opinions of God that matter. It's who is God. It has he revealed himself.

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Well, I've often preached. See if you can finish. Yes, you've preached a lot. Well, I just wonder if you can finish this sermon.

Theme sitting there in the front row. I do listen. I just don't know. I know. I know you're going to be able to finish this.

I've often said it's not the size of your faith that matters. It's the size of your God. Yeah.

And so it's that. Do I get an A? Yeah, you did.

You did. You did me five. Yeah. I mean, I didn't know if you listen, but you heard it.

I've lived multiple praying hundreds of times and 30 years, but often we think I need greater faith.

And Jesus is the one who said, no, you just need mustard seed size faith, small faith.

But if that faith is in a God, you don't know or you can't trust, it doesn't matter what size you're faith.

It's really the size of your God or the understanding of who he is.

And I think that's really important because when we go through hard or tragic times or even times,

we just can't make sense of it. And we can't understand how God would allow this to happen or allow us to walk this path.

That's when we go back to that and think, is that when we find out we're kind of

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