Book Title: Our Trustworthy God
Author Name: Sarah Howley
Genre: Bible Study
Release Date: March 28, 2025
Our Trustworthy God: How Much God Loves You, Joyfully Engages with You, and Trusts You
Have you ever felt like in life’s most challenging moments, trusting God can be a struggle—even impossible? What if you knew that God not only invites you to trust him but is trustworthy himself and trusts you in return? Our Trustworthy God warmly welcomes you into a deeper understanding of the mutual relationship he longs to have with you, one built on love, trust, and active engagement.
With your guide, Sarah K. Howley—founder of InspiritEncourage, author, and speaker—you will walk through those difficult moments when trust feels scary, discovering how God’s faithfulness shines brightest in your darkest times. Through rich, Scripture-based insights, Sarah unpacks why God is always trustworthy and how his boundless love continually works for your good.
Through this study, you’ll find:
· A deeper awareness of God’s active love and trust in your everyday life
· Confidence in God's unwavering faithfulness, even when challenges arise
· Practical steps to strengthen your relationship with God, built on mutual trust
· Encouragement to openly confront doubts and questions about your faith
· Guidance on how to live as a trustworthy person, reflecting God's faithfulness in your life
Our Trustworthy God explores the incredible truth that God trusts you, reminding you that your relationship with him is neither one-sided nor blind but vibrant and deeply mutual. You’ll be invited to reflect on what it truly means to live in faithful connection with your loving God despite the pains of life and evils of the world.
Approachable yet deeply rooted in Scripture, this study is perfect for individuals or groups seeking to strengthen their faith and experience the joy of walking in a two-way relationship with the God who loves and trusts you.
Book Excerpt
They went beyond the surface, and I shared personal issues, not just work issues. I admitted to these friends that I had problems or needed advice, and they did too. We both shared our lives and the significant things that were going on. We listened and even acted on what we heard; we supported each other with a shoulder to cry on or a sympathetic ear to listen. That intimacy developed. We both shared and listened and leaned and heard; we liked each other.
These were mutual relationships. Eventually, even the mess-ups and the vulnerabilities didn’t stand in the way of being comfortable with each other. Whatever happened, I knew I was accepted. We both did.
But I admit it hadn’t been a mutual relationship with God, not like those relationships with friends. There wasn’t the kind of intimacy of a two-way, mutual relationship. But it began to happen as I understood more about him and the trust between us. In understanding more about trust, it broke open some kind of imaginary boundary between me and God. I broke through to intimacy with God and a new nearness. I stopped worrying and started believing in him and his promises. I stopped just “reading” his Word and began understanding who he is.
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About the Author
Sarah K. Howley is the founder of InspiritEncourage and author of several Bible studies. She is a certified counselor by the Chiesa Apostolica in Italia and holds a master’s degree in education. Sarah often travels the world, usually with espresso in hand. Follow her at inspiritencourage.com to keep in touch.
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