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7 Solid Principles for Trusting God in Difficult Times

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I lost both hands and both feet to a rare, fast-moving, and deadly if it’s not diagnosed immediately flesh-eating bacteria. It’s could have been so easy to head south into a negative mindset and convince myself that my world was coming to an end. Becoming a quadruple amputee could have made me throw the biggest pity party known to mankind.

Everyone struggles with their own personal issues.  When you add it all up, life can get pretty ugly, and complicated, and make us want to run for the hills. If that’s not the answer, where do we turn?

As Christians, we should know how to trust God in difficult times.  But shouldn’t we be trusting God in all circumstances? Absolutely, but why is that important? Don’t we have the good times covered on our own, so that we only call on God when we need extra help?  Nope, not at all. If we believe that, we haven’t fully trusted in the saving grace of Jesus Christ. 

God is the Creator of mankind, the universe, and every amazing thing in it.  More importantly, HE LOVES US! He is there for us. He is our Heavenly Father who loves every single one of us, whether you choose to believe it or not.

Let’s first look at some of the promises of God as found in His Word, the Holy Bible, to prove that He is the ONLY choice that you need to make when you’re wondering where to turn when you come to a bump in the road of life. Then, I’ll provide some Bible verses about trusting God in difficult times as resources to help you in the times of your greatest needs.

Where to Turn For Trusting God in Difficult Times

It’s important to understand how much our Creator loves us.   I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that you are a parent. Can you imagine offering your only child as the sacrifice to pay for the sins of every person on earth?  Can you imagine if those people hated you? But your love was so great that you gave your child anyway?

I would love to say that I have a heart filled with that kind of Christian love. But I don’t. And I’m willing to guess that you don’t either. But God, our Holy, Heavenly Father does have that kind of love. So if He is willing to give His only begotten Son, so that we can have everlasting life,  it’s pretty safe to say that you should be able to trust the Lord with all your heart, even during the hard times.  The question is, will you?

John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

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So we know that God loves us. But is He able to protect us during times of trouble?  Trusting God in hard times takes an understanding of His willingness to help us when we need Him. The next verse in Psalms shows the height and depth of how bad things can get, yet the Lord can still protect us.

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Please understand, that even though God CAN protect us, doesn’t mean He will.  Remember,  He is an all-knowing, all-seeing God and He knows what is best for us.  It’s all about His will for our lives. So don’t forget that even when difficult times happen, those events are still all for our good and God’s glory.  Now we might not see the point on this side of Heaven, but it’s the truth.

Psalms 46:1-3 God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore will not we fear, though the earth be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea; Though the waters thereof roar and be troubled, though the mountains shake with the swelling thereof. Selah.

Roman’s 8:28 And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.7

Trusting God in All Circumstances? What Does It Mean?

When I think about trusting God, my favorite Scripture, Proverbs 3:5-6 comes to mind, as the best definition.  Trust and faith are integral parts of any relationship with God.  You can find the Biblical definition of faith in Hebrews 11:1.  But let’s look at the dictionary meaning of trust.

Dictionary.com defines trust as reliance on the integrity, strength, ability, surety, etc., of a person or thing; confidence.  Sure, you can rely on something or someone.  But the Proverbs definition, tells us that we must rely upon all our hearts.  That means our full heart, leaving no room for gaps or doubt.  I love how this article on Christianity.com digs into the Scripture, for the meaning, as well as practical action steps for living out one of my favorite Bible verses about trusting God in difficult times.

Proverbs 3:5-6 Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.

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The Best Way

The best way to learn about trusting the Lord in difficult times is to go to the promises of God.  God’s Word is loaded with promises that teach us about having faith in God during hard times.  He tells us to not worry, and to pray, and He will give us peace like you can’t imagine. He tells us that He is there with us, in the trenches. And even after the struggle, He will strengthen and calm us. As you dig into the Word of God, start with a great study Bible, (this list has some of the most popular Study Bibles for women.) Then look to these promises.

Philippians 4:6-7 Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.  And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.

Joshua 1:9 Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest.

1 Peter 5:10 But the God of all grace, who hath called us unto his eternal glory by Christ Jesus, after that ye have suffered a while, make you perfect, stablish, strengthen, settle you.

But How?

Now let’s dig into the how-tos of trusting God in hard times.  I want to be clear, however.  You need to be trusting God In all circumstances.  This means to trust Him in good times, as well as bad times. 

Unfortunately, most of the time, life as a Christian goes along pretty well, as long as everything is fine and dandy. It’s when you hit that bump in the road that your faith is tested, and you find out what trusting God in difficult times is all about.

This is also the time when the world watches you the closest.  My biggest test came when I became a quadruple amputee after a life-threatening illness, where I spent 3 months in the hospital, 3 weeks of which were spent in a medically induced coma. When tough times happen, it’s easy to go into depression, block out your friends and family, and live off of Magnum© double caramel ice cream bars. You might think that enduring a major life event like that would make me curl up in a ball, stop living my life to its fullest, and convince myself that I no longer had any purpose. 

Instead, I gave all glory to God and his wonderful grace for saving my life, healing my body, and guiding me through my recovery. I refused to let the enemy steal my joy in the Lord. My prayer is that you don’t let him steal your joy either.   

The entire message of One Exceptional Life is, it’s not about the challenge. It’s all about getting up and moving on after you have fallen.  God’s grace was sufficient for the Apostle Paul, and it’s sufficient for you.   God makes us survivors and we need to keep that warrior mindset. Keep a smile on your face,  and keep pushing through like you never fell in the first place.  

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Pray

Prayer will get you through the toughest times. I remember waking up in the hospital knowing my limbs had been amputated and all that remained were bandages where my hands and feet had been. The first thing I did was pray, “Lord, I don’t know what my future is going to look like, but I trust You. I’m so scared right now, but I know that You will see my family and me through it all.”

Trusting God in tough times takes prayer and of course, faith that He will do what He says.  God will follow through on His promises.  He is simply waiting for you to trust Him. Why do we try and hold onto our troubles? It seems like a tug-of-war, between us and God.  God’s got this. But if you won’t let go, how can He help? I have a sign in my living room that says, “Faith doesn’t make things easy, it makes them possible.” It references the following Scripture.  Truth, my friend. So pray. He won’t answer your prayer if you don’t ask.

Luke 1:37 For with God nothing shall be impossible.

Grow Your Faith

How do you have faith in God in hard times?  Growing your faith is a daily project that can be pretty simple if you let it.  Here is a great checklist of daily activities that can help you. Print it off, hang it on your fridge, and make sure you work up to making each of these activities a daily habit.

The first step in growing your faith is to establish a relationship with Jesus and trust Him with your eternal security.  For an in-depth look at the daily activities that are included in this checklist, visit How to Get Closer to God Spiritually.

Recall His Blessings

If you haven’t already added gratitude journaling into your daily activities, it’s a great time to start.   Making a daily list of the things that you’re thankful for, gives you a place to turn when you’re feeling down in the dumps.  Many of the blessings in your journal are answered prayers.  Grab your free printable gratitude journal here.  It’s a great way to focus on what’s good in your life, as well as provide a great go-to for when you need reminders of answered prayers.  

My personal blessings are too numerous to mention here. But let me give you a couple of examples.  God answered the prayers of my family and friends when the doctors said I had less than a 1% chance of survival. For those doing the math, that’s basically zero, zilch, nada chance of survival.  But God…

Matthew 19:26 But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them, With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible.

God answered the prayer (mentioned earlier,) from my hospital bed. Not only did He heal me, but I am living an exceptional life full of joy.  As a result of my experience, I created this website to share my blessings, in the hopes of encouraging you in whatever your struggle is.

Now, whenever I am feeling overwhelmed and struggling with having faith in God during hard times, I look back to these answered prayers, and so many others in my gratitude journal. I find the confidence that He will get me through the next road bump in my life, and the next and the next.

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Where Does God Rank?

God wants to be first in our lives. It’s the first commandment in the Bible.

Exodus 20:3 Thou shalt have no other gods before me.

Notice the little G in that Scripture. It doesn’t have to be a god in the sense of zeus or buddha. A (little G) god is anything you put before the Lord. It could be your family, your job, or your favorite fun activity. Putting God first in our lives creates the type of relationship with Him, where we don’t have any doubts about trusting God in tough times. Test it out, you’ll see.

Lysa Terkeurst, one of my favorite authors, wrote a great reminder of how to trust God in difficult times looks like, walking in obedience, in this wonderful devotional about David’s reactions to one of his darkest times. 

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Walk This Way

Walking in obedience means repenting of the sins in your life.  Remember, God cannot look at sin. It separates mankind from our Creator.  This is why He sent His Son Jesus, to die on the cross.  When Jesus submitted to being nailed to that tree on Calvary Mountain, He shed blood on that cross, covering the sin debt of all mankind.

When you have unrepentant sin in your life, you create a barrier between you and your Heavenly Father. So it’s important to repent often. Most of us ask for forgiveness when we pray, maybe once or twice a day. But you should ask forgiveness as often as you catch yourself sinning. This keeps you close and obedient.

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Let Go

You can’t say you trust the Lord, but then hang on to your struggle with both hands. Here’s a tip that I always gave my kids when they were little, if they were scared of something or had a problem. I told them to imagine putting their problem into a box and wrapping it up with a big red bow. Then imagine handing that gift over to Jesus. When you give Jesus your problem, it’s important to let it go and let Him take over.

I recently did this because I struggled with forgiveness. I had a hard time forgiving someone and it had been a burden for a long time. I put that burden into a box. Holy smokes, what a struggle to let it go. It reminded me of the tug-of-war I mentioned earlier. But I gave that burden in its entirety over to the Lord.  Immediately, forgiveness appeared to fully restore our relationship.

Wait For It

Sometimes we have struggles in our lives that seem to last forever. However, it’s unrealistic for us to think that God is going to snap his fingers and it will be all over because we ask. Earlier I mentioned it’s all about what is best for our good and will bring the most glory to God. In other words, God’s will be done.

Most of the time God’s timing does not match what we want for our lives. We grow the most spiritually, during our struggles. Trusting God in difficult times has to become a way of life. Hard times come and go. Staying focused and keeping our faith in the Lord will result in greater blessings and rewards in Heaven.

Isaiah 40:31 But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.

What God says…

God never promised us, that life would be easy. Instead, He said that we’re going to have trials. But there’s a point to our struggles.  That point is to grow spiritually into a stronger Christian.  We are to become complete and have a closer relationship with our Lord and Savior.   So when you are thinking about the difficult times in your life, it’s best to change your mindset to one where you see your obstacles as blessings. Because they are.

John 16:33 These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world.

James 1:3-4 Knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience.  But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing.

Trusting God In Difficult Times Bible Verses

Here are a few of my favorite Bible verses about trusting God in hard times. I’m sure you have some of your own. But these Scriptures can give you a great start.

1 Peter 5:7 Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.

Roman’s 8:38-39 For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

Isaiah 41:10 Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness.

Deuteronomy 31:8 And the Lord, he it is that doth go before thee; he will be with thee, he will not fail thee, neither forsake thee: fear not, neither be dismayed.

Psalm 34:17 The righteous cry, and the Lord heareth, and delivereth them out of all their troubles.

John 14:27 Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.

Trusting God In Hard Times – Quotes

If you’re a fan of quotes, like I am, you’ll love these quotes about keeping your faith during hard times. Whether these quotes are Scriptural or secular, the message is clear.

“If you lose faith, you lose all.” – Eleanor Roosevelt

Faith is unseen but felt, faith is strength when we feel we have none, faith is hope when all seems lost.”  – Catherine Pulsifer

“A grateful heart is a beginning of greatness. It is an expression of humility. It is a foundation for the development of such virtues as prayer, faith, courage, contentment, happiness, love, and well-being.” – James E Faust

“Faith doesn’t always take you out of the problem, Faith takes you through the problem. Faith doesn’t always take away the pain, Faith gives you the ability to handle the pain. Faith doesn’t always take you out of the storm, Faith calms you in the midst of the storm.” – Author Unknown

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Your Next Step…

Do you have obstacles in your life that you can’t seem to overcome? Introducing…FAITH OVER FEAR: Finding Peace in the Storms of Life

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This great printable packet covers all the resources that you need to choose Faith Over Fear. It offers biblical resources for topical studies on faith, fear, and peace in the storms of life, and a lesson on prayer using the ACTS prayer method.  There’s an entire section on gratitude and kindness. Plus you’ll also find some inspiring artwork. 

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The most important part of trusting God in hard times is to put your challenge into the capable hands of our Heavenly Father. There’s no need to consider life ugly, complicated, and enough to make us want to run for the hills because God is all you’ll ever need to get through any obstacle in your life.

Your Turn

What are your best ideas for keeping your faith in God during hard times? Do you have a favorite trusting God In difficult times Bible verses? Please leave your ideas and favorites in the comments below. 

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  1. I find it interesting that you could get closer to god and overcome obstacles with ease. My friend is interested in pursuing a career of being a novelist this year. I should talk to him about finding experts that can help him get closer to god.

    1. I wouldn’t say with ease, Zachary. But out of desire and necessity. Recovery on my own was not an option. I would much rather go through my trials with the Lord, than without Him. As for your friend, getting closer to God should be a priority whether he’s a writer or not. The alternative of not asking Jesus to save your soul and having a personal relationship with Him is eternal separation from God in the lake of fire. He gives us freedom of choice. Read John chapter 3. And for the complete plan of salvation you’ll find the Scriptures here: How to Grow Your Faith in God

  2. Hi Wendy, your writing is really radiating through many people’s hearts and I’m 100% sure you are making a huge difference in people’s lives. This was beautiful!. God’s glory is really shining out of you! I’m a Christian, and I have been born again before- a few times and it felt amazing. But then I messed up and now I’ve been stuck at the tug-of-war game- and I find it so difficult to give Jesus my whole heart. I feel like my heart is deceived in saying that I’ll never feel that kind of joy anymore, or it’s impossible to give Him my heart because my mind just won’t understand, or I’m going to regret my life. Salvation is really important, having a relationship with Jesus and being spirit filled is so amazing. And I want to fulfil my life that way- in the way I used to before. Because there is a big plan that God has for all of us- and I want to be a good, faithful servant when I enter Heaven. But I keep struggling in this- it’s been a long time and I’m finding it really hard to let go of Jesus and trust Him fully. I say that I trust in Him, but then later I forget about it and don’t actually do it. In this case- what am I missing? I know a lot of spiritual knowledge but I struggle to believe it as if it were really true. How can I believe it in my heart? Maybe I need a realization of who He is, and I have a limited understanding of who He is and how big He is. But I’m really struggling, and I really want to give my whole heart to Him- I just don’t know what’s holding me back, and I think my perspective of Him is confused and limited. Overall, keep doing what you’re doing- you have helped me and so many others!

    1. Thanks for sharing what’s on your heart, Stephanie. Salvation is simple, but sometimes the enemy gets into our heads to make it more complicated. If you believe that Jesus left His throne in heaven, came to earth born of a virgin, led a sinless life, gave His life as a ransom for you on the cross, then after 3 days resurrected and now lives with His Father back in Heaven, you have everything you need to be saved. But yes, it’s more than head knowledge, it’s heart knowledge. It’s that belief in your heart. But once your saved, you can’t lose it. We all sin, every single day. That’s what repentance is about. But remember what Romans 8:38-39 says.. NOTHING shall be able to separate you from the love of God, which b is in Christ Jesus our Lord. I hope that helps. If you want to talk more, email me at wendy@oneexceptionallife.com.

  3. Hi Wendy thank you for encouraging me, I’m truly blessed about your blog .I am born again child of God I’m having challenge’s at my work place,but when I read your testimony and the word you share. I’m not going to give up for everything is possible with God. thank you again

    1. What a blessing that it encouraged you. I understand that challenges can muddy our faith. But you trusted in Jesus to save your soul. So trust Him with your work challenges too. He knows, He understands, & He’s there to help you through. May the Lord strengthen & guide you to overcome the struggles you’re facing.

  4. This was truly an inspiring blog to further remind me that God is with us through it all. We just have to trust and believe in him and everything will work out as it should. 2022 was one of the toughest years I’ve ever experienced with making bad decisions, losing loved ones and financial problems causing family issues but yet I’m still here and only because of the love that God has for me. “Faith doesn’t mean life is easy Faith means it’s possible.” I love that because it’s so very true. Thank you for this i really needed to read your story this morning. God bless you!

    1. Thank you so much, Will. Your comment gave me a great start to the week, as I’m reading this Monday morning. I’m sorry you’ve been struggling. But yes! You are still here. Every day is a new opportunity for trusting God in difficult times. Good times too. Keep your focus on Him, & regardless if the times are good or bad, He’ll give you the courage, strength, & rest that you need. Have a great day!

  5. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TESTIMONY OF GOD’S GOODNESS! IT SPEAKS VOLUMES. HOW BLESSED WE ARE AND SO MANY TIMES WE FORGET WHAT GOD HAS DONE IN OUR OWN LIVES.
    MAY GOD BLESS YOU ON YOUR JOURNEY, MAY HE USE YOU TO UPLIFT OTHERS AND GIVE THEM A REASON TO LIVE & MAY HE USE YOU TO REACH MANY SOULS FOR THE CAUSE OF CHRIST!
    THANK YOU AGAIN FOR OBEYING GOD.
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    1. Thank you so much, Mary. I am thankful that you found value in my work. You are a beautiful encouragement to me as well.

  6. Thank you so much for sharing your story as well as these beautiful and insightful words of encouragement.
    God bless you!

    Isaiah 41:10 and John 14:1 are my go-to verses whenever I am scared, worried or anxious. God always comes through!

    1. Thanks so much, John. I love those Scriptures as well. Isn’t it wonderful how God’s Word gives us the exact reassurances that we need, just when we need them?

  7. I am so blessed and moved of your testimony! Thanks for your life that makes me more inspired to keep on and fight the good fight of faith knowing that My Great God is in control. Bless you more!

    1. Trusting in the Lord with all my heart and leaning not to my own understanding has gotten me through my situation. I know God will see me through my situation with my children and my housing situation. For he won’t fail me and I’m never alone! Thank you for this page it’s really helped me by reading this. I’m trying my best to hold on and keep my faith because I know God is able ??

      1. He absolutely is able, Ebony. I’m so thankful you’ve been blessed by my blog. I’m so glad you’re here.

  8. # years ago shattered femur
    7 months ago bad car crash broke. no money
    get back to work and prayed Please God protect me from anything bad happenings prayed that. 3 days after Christmas 12 hours later I am in an emergency room being told my ankle is broke.
    I wonder how do you trust in God when he allows such heartache and financial heartache to come upon me.
    This is 3 examples but this bad luck and lack of protection has been going on most of my 57 years of existence.
    Workers comp is screwing with me and so broke I can’t buy dog food I really think Im one of those people He Loathes

    1. I’m sorry, RJ, for everything you’ve been through. When I’m feeling overwhelmed, I look to the characters in the Bible, starting with Job (Joseph, Job, David.) I couldn’t even imagine losing every one of his children, not to mention the sores, friends, etc. Yet not once did he curse God as his wife suggested. We grow spiritually through these trials if you are open to that. We don’t always understand why. We just know that God sees the big picture, we don’t. Keep praying. Dig into His promises. Count your blessings & reach out to others who are suffering. A simple phone call can make a world of difference to them, & you in return.

  9. Zodwa Mmema
    Thank you so much Wendy for reminding us to trust in God no matter what we come across in life; I was so blessed and strengthened as I am having challenges.

    Oh what a friend we have in Jesus!!! A friend who never changes who remain the same today, yesterday and tomorrow.

    Thank you dearest

    1. That’s wonderful! I’m so thankful that you found comfort in the strength to trust God during your most difficult times. He’s the best Friend we’ll ever have, all our strengths & griefs to bear. What a privilege to carry everything to God in prayer.?

  10. I greet you in the blessed name of Jesus Christ our Savior. I must admit your son Michael is a real inspiration to me. His testimony about your struggle in life brought tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for what you shared on this site. It is my first time here I am blessed. I love the choice of the Bible scriptures you posted it is so comforting to me in my many storms I have faced in my life. God bless you immensely. Amudha Naidoo From South Africa

  11. I AM ENCOURAGED TO LET IT GO AND REMAIN FOCUSED IN THE LORD.
    I TRIED A WITCH JUST LIKE PAUL BUT MY FAITH REMAINS IN THE LORD.

    1. I am relieved to know that you’ve put your faith in the Lord, Nancy. I believe what you’re referring to is Saul, in the Old Testament, in I Samuel 28, where Saul consulted the witch of Endor. Saul had fallen so far from God’s grace, he sought Samuel for guidance, even after his passing. We know that these methods are not works of God, but of the devil. Be sure to check out (Leviticus 20:27 and Deuteronomy 18:10-12). While God allowed it in this one exception, when a person dies, his soul is taken to either Heaven or hell, depending on whether he has placed his faith in Christ (Matthew 25:46). Fix your eyes Heavenward for truly the ONLY way to learn to trust God in Difficult times. Hope that helps.

  12. Your life testimony is and will continue to be a great inspiration to so many people as myself. Be encouraged to move forward with your message of God great works in your life.

    1. Thank you, Michael, for your encouragement. Trusting God gets me through all the good and difficult times in my life. I can’t imagine where I’d be without His guidance. Can you?

    2. It’s just about me. I thank God for this awesome connection to this potion of inspirational lessons.Iam healing up gradually as i continue grasping the truth through the pages.My wife is a victim of amputation of her right leg,I myself also living with Disability, which resulted from a series accidents, deep pains, alot of questions but now i am healed up from TODAY. I thank God for it.I Will continue persuading my wife with this awesome truth for her spiritual healing too.Be blessed Man of God . AMEN.

      1. I’m so sorry to hear about your struggles. God is still good. Lean on Him. Time is a great healer, both physically & spiritually.

    1. Thank you so much. I’m glad that these principles for trusting God during difficulties was beneficial and helpful to you. Thanks for reading.

  13. I am thankful to God for leading to your story. I was in a dark place and now I encouraged after reading your story. I shall carry on trusting God, even when it hurts so bad. He is greater than my pain and He is faithful to answer our prayers.

    1. I am so sorry, Margaret, that you are struggling so much. I was searching for a Scripture just this morning, for a friend who is struggling with grief. Isaiah 41:10 says “Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness.” Trusting God in difficult times means leaning on His promises. He’s there, He loves you and He understands. May God guide you as you focus on Him.

      1. Hello Wendy. This is Solomon. Your trust in the Almighty God has been an encouragement to me. I am a single person and totally dependant on Jesus every day of my life. I have fears of the future. I am learning to take God’s promises and make it my constant reminder. After my parents went home to be with the Lord, I am left on my own but God has been very faithful and stood by me. He is everything to me. Please uphold me in your daily prayers. Thank you and God bless you Wendy.

        1. Thank you Solomon. I agree, that leaning on the promises of God is the only way to learn to trust Him in difficult times.

  14. This was wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing part of your story and the help you pointed me to in scripture! ?

    1. I am so thankful that my tips for trusting God in difficult times, as well as my story were helpful to you, Julie. Thank you so much.

    2. Thank you Wendy, for sharing your story. You have lifted me up this morn. By providing encouragement, an many inspiration al Bible verses….
      I was at my wits end, dealing with so much drama, this past year!
      Would you Please pray for me, that I find a home, where I can have Peace in my life, again?

      Thank you, an God Bless you!
      Love, Susan

      1. Of course, I’ll pray for you, Susan. I’m so thankful that these principles for trusting God brought you encouragement. I get it. Drama can be overwhelming. Thankfully, we have an advocate who strengthens us and gives us courage and peace. Lean on Jesus. Have a great day.

        1. Hi Wendy, I was searching for bible readings for difficult times in life and then I found you and I am so blessed. Please pray for my Son he is facing a very big problem in his life. We all are Christian believers. The lord has been so good to us. I have so many experiences.. please pray for him. Thank you.

          1. I’m honored to pray for your son, Beena. I’m excited that you found my site. Welcome!

  15. Thank you for great teaching on trusting God in difficult times
    Really blessed with this
    I can use this msg to share with others what I Have learnt.

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    1. Thank you so much Sarojni,
      While its hard to keep our faith during the toughest times, God is still always there for us. I’m very thankful you’ve found some helpful tips for learning to trust Him.

  16. Wendy,
    What a great post packed full of wisdom, resources, scripture, and more. You have an incredible story that point others to God. Thank you for sharing with us at Grace and Truth Link-Up.

    Maree Dee

    1. Thanks so much, Maree. I appreciate your kind words. You have a great link-up and it’s a blessing to participate.

      1. Hi Wendy

        Thank you for the wonderful blog and scriptures to remind any person struggling with the challenges we face in life. I am a Christian and have found it easier over time to truly let go and let God and have so often seen His peace in tough times. Unfortunately sometimes things become so overwhelming that it is a challenge to see where or when the struggles will end. Reading your blog reminded me of the things I know to be true and have experienced in the past in my life. I needed to hear God’s voice through your words. Thank you, God bless you

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