"...whosoever shall put their trust in God shall be supported in their trials, and their troubles, and their afflictions, and be lifted up in the last day." (Alma 36:3)

-I love this scripture it is such a good reminder of where we need put our trust and that we need to truly trust in God and allow him to support us and get us through the hard times. It's easy to forget when we aren't putting our trust in Him for everything in our lives and we are just trusting him in the smaller things.

-You know we read time and time again and year from our church leaders time and time again that we need to put our trust in God and believe that He will guide us and direct us to whatever He has in mind for us. That is so much easier said than done. I often wonder how can I improve my trust of others and what do I need to do to trust God more? I do trust Him don't get me wrong but I also like to be in control of things and I'm stubborn so I probably take the hard way a lot but I know deep down God has a plan for me.

Blessing- If I can't trust anyone else I know I can trust my God.

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