Trust is a dangerous thing. You give it to him when you decide he deserves it. We waste them on those we appreciate that we have given the leadership of our lives.
It's a dangerous thing because you can betray him. As head of the company or church, who served faithfully down, who can now be known for all that was; Maybe some kind of villain.
The more we admire people, the more we trust them, the more we will be crushed when trust is betrayed.
It's time to explain where this article came from. As a good number of Christians, it seems to me that God is talking to me. He speaks to me in real tone, and certainly with fine accusations.
Recently, when I helped my daughter to do her homework before school, working on the nuances of writing words to see, God showed me the potential damage of a person who made paper like mine could cause in a school.
But God has shown me that in the immense confidence that I have made in me to play my part, there is huge damage that a person could do in my role by simply abusing the trust that has been brought to me. An important moment of madness.
The more confidence is given, the more reliable the person you see, the more damage will be in the communities if such trust is betrayed. There are circumstances and events that mean that if you break the trust, there is no return and some damage-too much damage cannot be reversed.
I can only answer by saying that I fear God for this kind of moral drain in the communities in which I work.
I can not afford to take as a question the confidence that I am deposited by my role. It is a privilege-and the word privilege to read the right way-simply to be entrusted to a loving person.
Not only that someone can hear the things I hear.
And not only can someone say what I have the freedom and duty to say.
How could I not get into a situation where I am without respect? How can I accomplish my tasks well without it being time for anxiety and shocks for the damage I could cause?
I can tell you that every day I live in the country the kind of damage I could do easily. To me, it is the fear of the Lord. It is the constant remembrance of God in honor and duty of service in his name.
What happens with confidence is that it is the most valuable resource.
If relationships are the meaning of life, and I believe they are, then trust gives life to its purpose.
We only discover how valuable it is when it was completely removed! I know for a fact that I would always prefer to be at the end of treason than to be the hand that gives. There is something abundantly safer, even less divine, in the suffering of malice than in the projection that suffers in the lives of others. It's a burden I never want to bring.
I thought it was true. Keep trust lightly, knowing that it is human nature to rely too much on destruction to maintain confidence to a great extent, knowing that the fate of those who trust you is in your hands. God help us.
