15/07/2026
In a world filled with uncertainty, shifting values, and human disappointments, the Lord calls us to anchor our hearts in Him. The prophet Jeremiah reminds us that the human heart is deceitful above all things, but those who trust in the Lord find stability, hope, and life.
Trust is not just a word—it is a posture of faith, a decision to lean on God’s unfailing promises rather than the fragile assurances of men. As we reflect on Jeremiah 17:1–10, we are reminded that true blessing flows not from human strength or wisdom, but from confidence in the Lord who never fails.
Tonight’s theme, Trust in the Lord, is both a call and a challenge: to shift our dependence from man to God, from fear to faith, and from despair to hope. As we journey through the Word, may our hearts be stirred to renew our trust in Him who is our refuge, our deliverer, and our eternal source of peace.
Theme: Trust in the Lord
Scripture Reading: Jeremiah 17:1–10
Exhortation: AP’s. JBK Tawiah
Key Quote: “Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in Him. He will be like a tree planted by the water…” (Jeremiah 17:7–8)
💡 Thoughts on Trusting the Lord
Blessed vs. Cursed
Blessed is he who trusts in the Lord.
Cursed is he who puts his trust in man.
Taking God at His Word
Numbers 23:19 reminds us: God is not man, that He should lie or regret.
Resting in the Lord
Psalm 62:1–4, Matthew 11:28–30 — Trust means resting in His promises.
Refuge in Him
Psalm 91:1–2 — He is our only true refuge.
Hope in Hopeless Situations
Even when all hope seems lost, God remains the genuine source of hope.
Hope for Tomorrow
Difficulties today do not cancel tomorrow’s hope. Overthinking never solves problems.
Deliverance
Trust means believing God is able to deliver.
Freedom from Fear
Hebrews 13:8, Psalm 56:1–4 — Trust removes fear of the enemy’s plans.
Benefits of Trusting in the Lord
1. Peace
2. Protection
3. God’s assured provision
4. Greatness
5. Freedom from curses