CONFIDENTLY EXPECTING GOOD THINGS
Do you find it hard to trust the Lord? The Hebrew word for trust also includes the meaning of hope. It is not a constant anxiety but a confident expectation!Read what God says will happen to you when you put your trust in the Lord. Read these promises now but when you get time, you’ll want to look up the Scriptures in your Bible and read them over again, mediate on them, and share them with your children.
You will not be afraid (Psalm 56:3, 4, 11; 91:2-10; 112:7, 8 and Isaiah 12:2).
You will not be ashamed (Psalm 25:2, 20; 31:1 and 71:1).
You will not be condemned (Psalm 34:22).
You will not be disgraced (Psalm 22:5).
You will not be shaken (Psalm 21:7 and 125:1).
You will be blessed (Psalm 2:12; 34:8; 40:4; 84:12 and Jeremiah 17:7).
You will be a fruitful tree even in drought (Jeremiah 17:8).
You will be happy (Proverbs 16:20).
You will rejoice and shout for joy (Psalm 5:11; 28:7 and 33:21).
You will be safe and secure (Proverbs 29:25).
God will know you and care for you (Nahum 1:7).
God will act on your behalf (Psalm 37:5).
God will be your buckler (Psalm 18:30).
God will cover (protect and shelter) you (Psalm 5:11 and 91:2, 4).
God will deliver you (Psalm 21:4, 5; 37:39, 40; 91:2, 3; and Jeremiah 39:17, 18).
God will help you (1 Chronicles 5:20; Psalm 28:7; 37:39, 40 and 115:9-11).
God will preserve you (Psalm 16:1).
God will save you from those who rise up against you (Psalm 17:7 and 86:2).
God will be your shield (Psalm 18:30; 115:9-11 and Proverbs 30:5).
God will store up His goodness for you (Psalm 31:19).
Don’t these Scriptures cause you to say, “Thank you, Lord”?
Blessings to you today,
Nancy Campbell
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