His Faithfulness, His Timing

Believe it or not, God desires us to go that extra step, to stir ourselves up enough to take ahold of Him. Waiting on God is to join unto Him, by following and doing what is written in His word. As God has gone through extraordinary lengths to make it possible for every believer to find Him even the death of His Son. We are to greatly desire to trust God fully in all that we do and say, and if you will, you will not only find God, but be given of God what is beyond what you ever could have known on your own. The extra lengths you speak of is simply faith in His word to do in finding Him in your own brokenness in following Him, as He has provided a Comforter to confirm in us and teach us of His love, His peace, and the very truth of His word. His plan is perfect and in following Him we are perfected in Him just enough that no man can pluck us from His hand. Freeing us from our own doubts and any deception in ourselves and of men.

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It is easy to talk about trusting God fully when life is relatively easy or even when things get a little tough, but you'll never know how much you really trust God until you find yourself in a serious situation that has no earthly solution. Where there is nothing left for you to do but to trust God for a miracle to make a way out. It is through trials that our faith and trust is God is tested, but not every trial produces growth. It all depends on our actions, not our reactions, in that trial

It is easy to talk about trusting God fully when life is relatively easy or even when things get a little tough, but you'll never know how much you really trust God until you find yourself in a serious situation that has no earthly solution. Where there is nothing left for you to do but to trust God for a miracle to make a way out. It is through trials that our faith and trust is God is tested, but not every trial produces growth. It all depends on our actions, not our reactions, in that trial

God doesn't give us more than we can bare

Please provide scripture reference for this? Because if you are quoting 1 Corinthians 10:13, that is about us not being tempted beyond what we can bear. When we face these tough situations in life, it is not God giving them to us or doing it to us, he may allow it to happen, but he's not responsible so we may very well face situations that are more than we can bare because we live in a fallen broken world... But just because it is more than we can bare, it is not more than he can and that is when we invite him in and learn how to trust.

Jesus was crucified, marred more than any man, and more than the sons of men, Stephen was stoned to death, Paul puts it best in what I'm trying to convey to you...

You still did not answer my question, I asked, where in scripture does it say that "God will not give us more than we can bear?"

I think I did answer you; I apologize if it wasn't to your liking, Jesus went to the cross, Stephen was stoned to death, Jesus said Father forgive them, Stephen said, lay not this charge against them. It was you that inferred I was talking solely about 1 Cor. 10:13, but this thread is about God's faithfulness and God's timing. God knows His own, and His own will bare their sufferings for Him by faith in Him, you see this in His prophets up to John and as well the apostles and those martyred for their faith in Him, they were of full age, not babes in Christ wondering how to deal with temptations and needing an exhortation to keep in faith, God guided them in their certainty of faith.

No, you didn't answer the question at all. Because no where in Scripture does it say that God won't give us more than we can bear. Firstly, I'm not even talking about trials that consist of suffering for your faith or being persecuted for your beliefs. I am talking about the situations we face from living in a broken world and since God doesn't cause these things, you can't say he won't give you more than you can bear.

Would you say "God doesn't give you more than you can bear?" to :
a parent that buries a child
a child that buries a parent
a person born with a major disability
a victim of a violent and traumatic crime
a person who loses everything they own from a fire or flood
a parent who doesn't have enough money and are about to lose their house

I could go on, but I'm sure you get my point by now. These are the kind of situations I'm talking about learning to trust God in, because only a miracle will pull someone through that.