"T" Verse - "TRUST in the LORD" - Proverbs 3:5 - "Confia solo en El SENOR"

"Trust in the Lord with all your heart" stands as one of scripture's most powerful directives, yet how many of us truly surrender complete control? In this musical exploration of Proverbs 3:5, we unpack what wholehearted trust actually means for your daily walk with God.

The T-verse from our Bible Verses A through Z series doesn't suggest partial trust or occasional faith—it demands complete reliance on divine wisdom rather than our limited understanding. 

We examine how this principle has played out through American history, where our nation has sometimes strayed from the narrow path only to find its way back through renewed trust in godly principles. This pattern mirrors our personal spiritual journeys, where seasons of self-reliance eventually lead us back to the humbling recognition of our need for divine guidance.

What makes this episode uniquely special is our bilingual approach to this timeless truth. "Confía solo en el Señor" carries the same profound weight in Spanish, with "caminos" beautifully capturing the journey metaphor of our life paths. 

Through alternating verses in English and Spanish, Ken Mercer demonstrates how trust transcends language barriers, uniting believers across cultures in shared dependence on God's perfect direction. The melodic arrangements in both languages serve as powerful memory tools, helping you internalize this scripture for those moments when you face life's inevitable crossroads.

Subscribe to continue our journey through scripture, where we transform biblical principles into memorable melodies that stick with you long after the episode ends. How might your decisions change today if you truly trusted with ALL your heart?

• Complete trust means acknowledging God in ALL your ways, not just some
• Throughout American history, our nation has returned to the narrow path when we've trusted God
• Music serves as a powerful tool for scripture memorization
• The Spanish translation "Confía solo en el Señor" carries the same powerful message of trust
• "Caminos" in Spanish beautifully describes our life journeys guided by God
• Bilingual worship connects believers across cultural and linguistic boundaries

Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:02):
Welcome to Mercer Mullins.
In American History, a specialsegment of Bible verses A
through Z, today's Bible verseis the letter T and the key word
is trust.
Are you ready?
T verse trust in the Lord withall your heart, proverbs 3,
verse 5.

(00:22):
Again, please repeat with meT-verse trust in the Lord with
all your heart.
Proverbs 3, verse 5.
What an amazing verse.
Does it say trust with some ofyour heart?
No, all your heart.
In fact, it goes in and says inall your ways, in all your ways

(00:43):
, acknowledge him and, with God,direct your path.
You know, many times in AmericaI've watched history.
If you see my programs you'llsee where sometimes it might
have been handed down the wrongway the wine path but suddenly
we turn back to that narrow path, the right path.
In all your ways, acknowledgehim.
Always try to tie a great songto help you memorize a verse,

(01:12):
and this one says Just trust inthe Lord with all your heart and
lean not to your ownunderstanding.
In all your ways, acknowledgeHim and he will direct your path

(01:35):
.
Just trust in the Lord with allyour heart, all your heart, in
all your ways.
Acknowledge him and he willdirect your path.
Just trust in the Lord with allyour heart.

(01:57):
I want to share with my friendsthat I actually learned this
wonderful song Trust in the Lordfirst in Spanish.
Wonderful song Trust in theLord first in Spanish, one of
the first verses they had tomemorize in songs.
It's called Confía, which meansconfide, trust solo, only in el
Señor, the Lord.
Confía solo en el Señor, andlean not to your own

(02:20):
understanding.
And it says in Spanish in allyour ways, acknowledge him.
In Spanish it's todos, all entodos tus caminos, your caminos,
your roads.
In Spanish, your ways, is morelike saying your journeys, all
the journeys God has given you,your walks in life, just like in
English, every journey God hasgiven you, reconoce, recognize

(02:43):
Christ, give it to the Lord.
In Spanish, el te guiará, hewill guide you to the end.
My Spanish friends, please singwith me and my English friends
a new tongue confía.
Confía solo en el Señor Y no teapoyes en tu prudencia.

(03:15):
En todos tus caminos, reconocea Cristo Y Él te guiará hasta el
fin.
En todos tus caminos, reconocía Cristo y Él te guiará hasta el

(03:42):
fin.
Just, trust in the Lord withall your heart and lead, not to
your own understanding.
In all your ways, acknowledgeHim and he will direct your path

(04:10):
.
Just trust in the Lord with allyour heart, all your heart.
Caminos, reconoce a Cristo y Élguiará hasta fin.
In all your ways, acknowledgeHim and he will direct your path

(04:39):
.
Just trust in the Lord.
Confia solo in El Señor.
Trust in the Lord, confia soloin El Señor.
Trust in the Lord with all, allyour heart.

(05:02):
Well, there you go, my friends.
Today's verse is the T-verse.
The key word is trust.
No-transcript.
And have a great day in theLord.

(05:23):
Just trust, trust in the LordWith all your heart and lean not
to your own understanding.
In all, all your ways,acknowledge him and he, he will

(05:47):
direct your path.
Just trust in the Lord With allyour heart, all your heart, en
todos tus caminos.
Reconocí a Cristo Y él teguiará hasta fin.

(06:09):
In all your ways, acknowledgeHim, he will direct your path.
Just trust in the Lord.
Oh for your soul, and else inyour heart.
Just trust in the Lord, oh foryour soul, and else in the Lord.

(06:29):
Confide a soul in El Señor.
Just trust in the Lord, confidea soul in El Señor.
Just trust, trust in the Lordwith all, with all your heart.