Development of Trust

from A Course in Miracles Hosted by Jennifer Hadley

One of the most helpful teachings of A Course in Miracles is in the Manual for Teachers section on trust. Developing trust in God is foundational to being able to have true spiritual expansion. How do we develop true trust and faith? That is the question! In this episode, Jennifer Hadley shares how she learned to release the habit of judging in order to place her trust and faith in God. Truly living A Course in Miracles is profoundly healing. It requires us to learn to trust God rather than our own opinions and judgments. Listen in and learn how this teaching, when applied, can profoundly improve your life!

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