#trust-god — Public Fediverse posts
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Night Prayer, or Compline, is a simple way to end the day with God. It helps us reflect, pray, and rest in His care. Even a short line can bring peace and remind us that He watches over us as we sleep. ✝️🌙🙏
https://young-catholics.com/873/night-prayer-from-liturgy-of-the-hours/
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Trust the slow work of God.
The Patient Trust prayer by Teilhard de Chardin reminds us that faith grows step by step. Even when life feels uncertain, God is shaping our path with patience and care. ✝️🌿🙏
https://young-catholics.com/230/patient-trust-prayer-teilhard-de-chardin/
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Psalm 95 invites us to worship with joy.
God is our shepherd and we are His people. The psalm reminds us to listen to His voice today and keep our hearts open in faith and trust. ✝️🌿🙏
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Psalm 46 is a song of trust.
Even when the world feels unsteady, God remains our refuge and strength. This psalm invites us to pause, be still, and remember that God is near and in control. In His presence we find peace. ✝️🌿🙏
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Stop fighting the season you’re in. If you feel stuck in a holding pattern, God isn’t ignoring you—He’s preparing you for what’s next. Learn how to find grit and peace in the silence. 🦅🙏
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Worried about the future? Bible prophecy reminds us who's in control.
Jesus said,
“See that you are not alarmed, for this must take place, but the end is not yet.”
– Matthew 24:6 📖God reveals prophecy not to scare us, but to prepare us.
Daniel stood firm because he knew God's plans.
Jesus fulfilled prophecy to the letter—He keeps His word.When anxiety hits, remember God's promises always come true 🙌
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Feeling like God isn't answering? His silence might be speaking volumes. 🙏✨ Sometimes the quiet is an invitation to deeper trust, not a sign of distance. #FaithJourney #TrustGod #ChristianLiving
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✨ Life update ✨
After a lot of prayer and reflection, I’ve made the hard decision to step away from college. I finished a 5‑week course at Colorado Christian University, but the final project (30 pages!) left me physically sick and in a lot of pain, especially in my hands. By the time the next course started, I was already falling behind, and it became clear I just couldn’t keep pushing through.
This was my fourth attempt at college, and I think I’m finally accepting that maybe it’s not the right path for me. That’s bittersweet since college has been my dream since I was little, but I’m choosing peace over burnout. I’ll be using my student loan refund check to cover what I owe, so thankfully that part is manageable.
The good news: stepping away from school doesn’t mean stepping away from learning. 🎉 I’ve already started diving back into coding through Codecademy and other resources, and I’m excited to keep building skills in ways that fit my health and energy better. Software development and accessibility work are still passions of mine, and I’m trusting God to open doors in those areas.
So, prayers appreciated for wisdom and peace as I let go of one dream and lean into new ones. And if you’ve ever had to pivot from a long‑held plan, I’d love to hear how you found joy in the new path. 💜
#LifeUpdate #ChronicIllness #FaithJourney #TrustGod #CodingJourney #LearningInPublic -
Bible prophecy points us to God’s faithfulness 📖
Isaiah 46:10 — “Declaring the end from the beginning… saying, ‘My counsel shall stand, and I will accomplish all my purpose.’”
From Daniel's visions to Revelation’s imagery, prophecy isn't fear—it’s assurance.
Jesus fulfilled over 300 prophecies. That’s not coincidence. That’s divine proof.
Stay rooted. The future is in His hands 🙌
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Overthinking Bible prophecy? You're not alone. It's easy to get lost in dates, symbols, and speculation.
But God isn’t the author of confusion (1 Corinthians 14:33).
Focus on what is clear: Jesus will return (Revelation 1:7), and His Kingdom will have no end (Isaiah 9:7).Instead of guessing, let prophecy strengthen your faith.
Let it drive you to worship—not worry.Stay in the Word. Trust in Christ. 🕊️
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Feeling anxious about the future? Bible prophecy assures us that God is in control.
Jesus said,
“See that you are not troubled; for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet.”
—Matthew 24:6 ✝️He doesn’t reveal prophecy to scare us—but to prepare us.
Trust in God’s plan combats anxiety.“He will keep in perfect peace all who trust in him.”
—Isaiah 26:3 🕊️God finishes what He starts. You’re not alone.
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Psalm 121 is a psalm of hope and trust 🌿. The psalmist asks, “Where will my help come from?” The answer: “My help comes from the Lord, the maker of heaven and earth.”
God never sleeps. He guards us day and night 🙏. His promise is certain—He will watch over us in every step, now and forever ✨.
This psalm gives peace to all who look to God for strength.
https://young-catholics.com/14281/prayer-to-god-on-the-mountain-psalm-121
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Silence in prayer can be discouraging 🌿. Teens may wonder if God hears them. This lesson plan gives them space to be honest and shows they are not alone. Even saints felt God’s silence.
The story of the persistent widow reminds us to pray always 🙏. God is not absent. He hears, cares, and answers in His time. Faith means choosing to trust Him, even in the silence ✨.
https://young-catholics.com/81983/when-god-seems-silent-lesson-plan-luke-18
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Saint Thérèse of Lisieux demonstrates that love is expressed through tiny gestures 🌿. Joining the Carmelite monastery during her teenage years, she dedicated her brief existence entirely to God.
Her "Little Way" emphasizes placing trust in God and dedicating every instant—whether filled with happiness, sorrow, or mundane tasks—to Him ✨.
Her narrative inspires us to pursue sanctity in our everyday actions 🌹.
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Spot the Difference is a straightforward yet impactful exercise. It encourages young people to pay attention to minor variations, demonstrating that even the smallest details are significant. This activity enhances concentration, patience, and keen observation.
We are invited to perceive what others overlook and act with belief.
https://young-catholics.com/14259/spot-the-difference-game
#ChristianLiving #faith #youthministry #trustGod #observation
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Saint Padre Pio endured many challenges but remained faithful to God. 🌿 Despite doubts and Church investigations, he continued praying, serving, and trusting in God's mercy.
Known for his stigmata and dedication in the confessional, people traveled far for his guidance. ✨
Today, Padre Pio inspires us to pray in trials and trust in God's love.
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In our journey of life, the thoughts we nurture shape our path and who we become. Positive thoughts guide us toward the divine, while negative ones might lead us astray.
The Coffee Filter Prayer serves as a memorable metaphor. Just as a coffee filter lets through only what's essential, we can filter our thoughts. Let's retain what is pure, kind, and true, allowing the rest to drift away ☕💭.
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In the Savvy Steward session, the central theme revolves around the true source of value—divine love or material wealth.
This deep question prompts young individuals to explore the teachings of Jesus, which stress the inability to serve both God and money at the same time. The session underscores the fleeting nature of riches compared to God's eternal love.
https://young-catholics.com/17426/the-savvy-steward-lesson-plan-on-wealth
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🌱 God doesn’t just restore what you lost — He restores with increase. 🙌🏾
This week’s #SOWMondays: Double Portion Harvest 🌾
👉 https://wix.to/rS6M2gY#Faith #Hope #Encouragement #TrustGod #ReapWhatYouSow #Breakthrough #MotivationMonday #blackmastodon
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🌊 Life will bring storms. People will argue, situations will spiral, and chaos will surround you. But God’s favor gives you peace in the midst — the kind of peace that guards your heart and mind even when nothing makes sense. 🙌🏾
Today’s Favor Fridays with Tony™ dives into the supernatural calm that only God can provide.
👉🏾 Read the full post here: https://wix.to/jLzQJto
#FavorFridays #PeaceInTheMidst #Faith #TrustGod #Shalom #DivinePeace #Blessings #GodsFavor #blackmastodon #DailyInspiration
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God still has safe places and divine assignments waiting on the other side of obedience. “The Village of Memphis” reminds us that even your dreams may be destiny calling.
🛡️ Step in → https://wix.to/qf8qSo8
#Faith #Victory #Wisdom #Purpose #TrustGod #blackmastodon #BookMastodon
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🌱 Your labor is not wasted, and your rest is not weakness. This Labor Day, trust God to multiply the work of your hands by His favor.
This week’s #SOWMondays:
👉 https://wix.to/oi69Bz2#Faith #Hope #Encouragement #LaborDay #TrustGod #MotivationMonday #blackmastodon
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Letting go of control isn’t weakness—it’s strength. Discover how trusting God can bring peace and power to your life. 💪🙏 #TrustGod #FaithOverFear #ChristianMen
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When life feels confusing and broken, trusting God can seem impossible—but it’s also the key to peace and strength. Discover how to build trust even in the hardest times. 🙏💪 #FaithInGod #TrustGod #MensFaith
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⏳ Waiting on God’s perfect timing isn’t easy—but it’s always worth it.
Today’s #TonysSoldiersOfLightSundays explores trusting Him even when the wait is long. 🙏
Read more here 👉 https://wix.to/ert9DrW
#Faith #TrustGod #GodsPerfectTiming #BibleVerses #ChristianEncouragement #SOLAD
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Another birthday, another year of favor! 🙌🏽
From hacked accounts to career changes, God’s grace carried me. Today marks my 244th daily post of encouragement—proof of His faithfulness. 🕊️
Read the full story ➡️ https://wix.to/cZUKnzK
#FavorFridays #TrustGod #NewBeginnings #TonyPost244 #blackmastodon #happybirthday
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God still gives vision—even when the path feels unclear.
Today’s #FavorFridays is for the dreamers, the weary, the waiting.
Read: https://wix.to/QQBsczf
#TheFavorOfVision #WriteTheVision #FaithOverFear #PurposeDriven #TrustGod
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Henry Melvill Gwatkin, Anglican minister, discusses forms of Christian service. Letting the oppressed to free (Isaiah 58) serves God as much as anything in a sanctuary. These deeds are preaching a gospel of mercy to the poor, which draws its power from the gospel of salvation.
I was told by a reformed pastor that a Christian should not be talking about oppression.
How can you preach good news to the poor?