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Why should Christians rest in God's promises?

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Believers are encouraged to rest in God's promises, knowing He is faithful and will accomplish His purposes.

The call to rest in God's promises arises from the understanding that He is fully sovereign and His word is trustworthy. As noted in Hebrews 4:11, believers are urged to labor to enter into that rest, signifying a faith that acknowledges God's control over every situation. This resting is not passive but involves actively trusting in God’s providence in every facet of life, especially during times of trouble. Romans 8:28 reassures Christians that all circumstances work together for their good, underscoring the importance of faithfulness in God's assurances. Relying upon His promises provides strength and comfort amid trials.
Scripture References: Hebrews 4:11, Romans 8:28

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