Trusting God Without a Net

What does it really mean to trust God?Not on a Sunday morning when life is going well. In the dark. When the doctor delivers news you were not prepared for. When the prayer you have prayed a thousand times comes back with silence — or worse, with no. When the outcome you feared most actually arrives.Most books on trust tell you that faith produces favorable results. This book tells you the truth: real trust in God must survive two things — the answer that has not yet come, and the answer that comes back no. Both require the same God. Both prove the same faithfulness.Trusting God Without a Net is a 21-chapter journey through what genuine, all-in, outcome-surrendering trust actually looks like — what it demands, what it costs, and what it produces in a life that chooses to practice it completely. Drawing on Scripture, the lives of Abraham, Moses, David, Daniel, Elijah, and others, and the author's own stage four cancer diagnosis and one percent chance of survival, this book builds a compelling and deeply personal case that God is faithful — not because He always says yes, but because He is always there.Written by a bi-vocational preacher who has served small congregations for thirty years, this is not theology from a comfortable distance. It is truth forged in the fire of real life, real suffering, and a trust that held even when the net was completely gone.With reflection questions at the end of each chapter, it is ideal for personal study or small group use.God's faithfulness is not measured by whether He says yes. It is proven by whether you trust Him when He says no. Read more