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More than meets the eye.

There is more than meets the eye when it comes to my Pastor; he is always confident and when one is confident, one can take the whole world. The world has nothing on what one preaches, one what one lives because one's trust is in the Lord and not in one's self. As Christians, our confidence must come from us trusting in God for He can do no harm. Sin is that one that harms and will always leave a trail of destroyed lives because one can be so arrogant and prideful. 

What does it mean to be confident?  It means no relying  on self but on God's great mercy and grace; there's nothing that can back up the idea of chance. A Christian shouldn't leave anything to chance because it doesn't exist in his/her life. A Christian's life should revolve around God's will and thus confidence is made or created when we leave everything of ours on God's hand.  

When one gives the reigns  of his life to God, one is confident that God will take care of him or her. Learn to practice faith and the confidence will come. 

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