Trust in the Rock Eternal
Building a Life and Business That Won’t Crumble
George B. Thomas
There’s a simple yet relentless truth that cuts through both our personal and professional lives: everything we build will eventually be tested. Dreams will stall, relationships will strain, markets will shift, and leaders we thought were immovable will let us down. The question Isaiah asks us in 26:4, “Trust in the LORD forever, for the LORD, the LORD himself, is the Rock eternal”, isn’t poetic filler. It’s a survival strategy.
The prophet isn’t writing in the calm of success. He’s speaking to people surrounded by collapsing institutions, looming exile, and shifting alliances. Their world was shaking, and their temptation was to grab hold of anything that promised stability, political treaties, idols, or their own ingenuity. Isaiah interrupts the scramble: Anchor your trust in the Rock that doesn’t move.
That’s not just theology. It’s oxygen.
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