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EPISODE · May 10, 2026 · 27 MIN

Trust in God

from Wear Scriptures with Dionne Cameron · host Dionne Cameron

Dionne delivered a sermon on the topic of trust in God, using the American currency's inscription "In God We Trust" as a starting point to explore whether people truly trust in God rather than money, political figures, or themselves. She distinguished between faith (believing in God's existence) and trust (actively relying on God), using the example of a chair to illustrate how faith without action differs from true trust. Dionne examined God's proven track record through biblical examples including Adam and Eve, Abraham, the Jewish people's deliverance from Egypt, and the story of King Hezekiah from 2 Kings 18, who initially compromised by paying tribute to Assyria's King Sennacherib but later repented and trusted in God when facing invasion. The sermon concluded with biblical verses from Ephesians 3 and Psalm 146 emphasizing that true trust should be placed in God rather than human leaders or systems. Please visit us at wearscriptures.com to purchase Christian Clothing, gifts, etc. Please help us to fulfill the Great Commission. You can donate at paypal.me/wearscriptures or on Cash App at $DionneCameron. Thank you. We also invite you to listen to the God's View Podcast. Be blessed.

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