We are too smart for our own good. We intellectualize the Scriptures to our own detriment. Certainly it is good to "know" the Word, but what benefit is that knowledge if it is not Spiritually digested and dispersed? Have you ever wondered how you ended up where you are? Ever asked the Father what in the world He's doing in it all? In the midst of said questioning could you hear that still small voice whisper, "Trust Me"? Sometimes we are in the midst of the wilderness for that purpose alone, to learn to trust Him. While we may know, intellectually, that He is King of all and in complete control of every incident and circumstance, we often find it difficult to believe that He is trustworthy, particularly when we feel alone. Yet the Messiah told us that He would be with us even until the end of the age. He is with us when we wake and when we sleep, but something within us searches for the tangible, the ability to control our own destinies and it is this arrogance that makes trusting Him so difficult. Hopefully this book will help you learn to trust Him in everything.