Trusting the Trustee

Truth & Knowledge – Episode 15: "Trusting the Trustee": In this episode, Trey Knowles explores the root of trust issues—highlighting a lack of patience and accountability. He explains that true trust requires surrendering your own will. But who are you surrendering it to? The one who loves you. Trust is defined as having confidence, faith, or hope in someone or something. Surrendering your will means choosing to listen, believe, and act based on that trust. It's the willingness to follow the guidance of the Trustee—the one entrusted with your care. Before you can surrender, you must first recognize your own need: that you are vulnerable, poor in spirit, and in need of help. If you fail to see your need and rely only on your own wisdom, you fall short of true trust. A Trustee has a legal obligation to protect and care for the vulnerable—because love always protects. In spiritual terms, Jesus is the ultimate Trustee. Trusting in Him means placing your faith and confidence in His love, guidance, and protection. "Trust is having confidence, faith, or hope in someone or something. Trust in Jesus."