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it’s more than a token, it’s a currency. a legitimate unit of purchase both in the physical and spiritual worlds. spiritually it’s hinged on faith, belief. in the natural world it’s crux is honour for value, integrity, reputation or loyalty. 

it can be sown, grown, multiplied and ultimately harvested, it also can be lost. a lot of times, it’s usually a mutual resolution between parties and can be backed by proven track record.

trust is a faith business and that’s my emphasis. you need faith to trust anything, or anyone. faith is the substance of an outcome believed for. hope is tied to believing in the possibility of the manifestation of a certain result you believe for . 

you can’t trust without faith, you can’t have faith without believing and you sure can’t believe without hope. you either trust or doubt, they’re mutually exclusive and they are both conscious choices.  

trust is a key to certain doors, doors other currencies couldn’t open if they tried to.  it can give access to inheritances, seats and positions in places.

trust is cultivated with honesty, trustworthiness, healthy value for your word, integrity, diligent and intentional investment in relationships. i understand by experience that it’s built over time.

trust is a two way street, that being said, in life you should watch who you give your trust while making sure you can earn others’.  when you say you trust , you’re saying you’re giving a currency to someone, what they do with it isn’t necessarily in your control, you hope while you do it, on their understanding of what trust is.  

unfortunately, we live in a inherently selfish world, a world that rewards ignorance with pain. a world that takes advantage of sincerity, and while there are exceptions to this fact, taking responsibility is a better mental module.  understanding trust is a great way to guard your heart.  

with God our father, you access his promises by trusting him first.  you trust in his word, because it’s law. you trust his character because he’s good, you trust his integrity because doesn’t lie or repent, this revelation gives you hope and hope is a foundation for faith.  that’s how you believe, because you trust, and that my friend is faith.  – Hebrews 11:6, James 1:6-7.