Of course, Bradshaw had to name these callous and ridiculous ids after two of Jesus' trusted Apostles.
Under the portrait is written "Jesus, I trust in Thee," or "Jesus, I trust in You".
Her oft repeated prayer was "Jesus, I trust in you".
Conservative road signs ("It's a life, not a choice", "Jesus I trust in you") are as Kansan as cows.
Billboards, bumper stickers, public-access preachers and picketers trundle out slogans such as "Abortion stops a beating heart," or "My mom didn't have an abortion," or simply, "Jesus, I trust in you".
Say this simple prayer: "Jesus, I trust in Thee.
Jesus' most trusted disciple was arguably Mary Magdalene.
While it may seem counterintuitive, I trust Jesus - and God - a lot more if Jesus struggled with the human propensity to sin.
If you still have a hard time with this concept, trust Jesus as Lord over you as well as Savior.
Mr. Clements's point is that the kind of trust Jesus teaches is a precondition for an efficient marketplace.
God, through Jesus, did a trust fall onto earth and we know Him better for it.
