At many points of our lives, perhaps many times a day, we put our trust in other people, perhaps even complete strangers.

We cross the street, expecting that we won’t be run over. We drive our cars expecting that the brakes will still function. We trust the bus or taxi driver to get us where we’re going. We might not even stop to think about the high level of faith that we are showing.

Then when it comes to more personal aspects of our lives, we doubt and worry. We are concerned that our new job won’t work out, or we regret that we left our old job. We might even let these doubts consume us.

Can we manage to extend that faith from our impersonal lives, into our personal lives? Can we expect, without being complacent, that things will work out okay?

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