TRUST

Trust is the belief that somebody is good, sincere and honest and will not try to harm or deceive you. It is believing that the person who is trusted will do what is expected of him or her. It starts at the family and grows to others. Husband and wife cannot live together in one roof, if there is no trust. The word of God said in Amos 3 vs. 3 that two can not move together unless they agree i.e. trust!. In our "hristian life, we can#t commune or have a better relationship with God if we don#t trust His supremacy. God demand our total trust in Him, if we really love Him as a father. $any "hristians today run helter%scelter see&ing for help because they don#t have complete trust in God. 'esus said in 'n. () vs. )b *Apart from me you can do nothing#. There are many problems today in different organi+ations because there is no trust. There are three different forms of trust: (! Trust is being vulnerable to someone even when they are trustworthy ,! Trust worthiness are the characteristic or behaviour of one person that inspires positive expectation in another person. 3! Trust propensity, being able to rely on people. -nce trust is lost by these three determinations, it is very hard to regain. There are three basic things that trust does in the lives of people: (! It ma&es social life predictable ,! It creates sense of community 3! It ma&es it easier for people to wor& together mostly in leadership! .hen people trust each other and wor& together with one mind, they must meet their expectations. Trust plays an important role in every relationship or organi+ations. -ur families and society at large will be a better place if we enrobe ourselves with trust and then eradicate suspicion.