You and I live by faith more than we realize.

Think about how you spend your time. You pour in effort, care, attention, whether it’s in your work, relationships, home, community, or simply to keep the days full and life moving.

You can’t hold trust. You can’t show patience. You can’t bottle the love or encouragement you offer to others.

But you trust it matters.

You believe your time and effort add up to something real, even though the most important parts of it can’t be displayed or proven on command.

Or think about love. You can’t see love under a microscope. You can’t weigh it on a scale. But you know when it’s present and you know when it’s missing.

Or even your own spirit. You can’t point to it on an X-ray. But it animates everything about your life: your thoughts, your relationships, your hopes, and when that spark is gone, everything is different.

Believing in the Trinity is like that.

We’re invited to trust in something we can’t fully see or explain, but which shapes everything. The life of God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—moves in us and through us, calling us to live with greater love, courage, and hope.

And I’m here to remind you of the good news: you’re already practicing this kind of trust, every single day.

My invitation to you is as you move through this week, notice the ways you’re already living by trust: in your relationships, in the choices you make, in simply how you show up each day.

Then take a quiet moment to pray: God, help me lean into that same trust with You. Give me courage, patience, and openness, especially when life feels uncertain or unclear.

God bless,
FF