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We believe in God. But do we trust Him?


A person started to walk on a rope tied between two tall towers at several hundred feet above the ground. He is slowly walking balancing a long stick in his hands. He has his son sitting on his shoulders.

Everyone down were watching him in bated breath and were tensed. He slowly reached the second tower. Everyone clapped, whistled and welcomed him. They shook hands and took selfies.
 
He asked the crowd "do you all think I can walk  back on the same rope now from this side to that side?". Crowd shouted "Yes, Yes, you can".  Do you trust me he asked.  They said yes, yes we are ready to bet on you.

He said okay, can any one of you sit on my shoulder; I will take you to the other side safely.

Everyone became quite. There was stunned silence.

Belief is different. Trust is different.  For Trust you need total surrender.

This is what we are lacking towards God in today's world.

We believe in God. But do we trust Him?

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