I should not put my faith in people unless my faith is first in God. I should not place people on pedestals because not only will they be elevated to fall, but also I would worship them as a god: a false idol. That is not the one and only living God. I do not put God in a box. I do not worship a person who speaks the word of God. I do have faith in the word of God, and my faith is in God.

The preposition word in means to be inside or within a place or thing.

Keep my eyes on Jesus and have rest in His yoke. This is the place where intimacy was born and where I now live as a new creation. I am no longer my own, yet the one inside of me is greater. Put on the character of Jesus. I know who I am and whose I am.

“I understand. I ask a lot of those who follow me, but I ask little of those that do not,” Jesus said in “The Chosen” S2E1.

Lamentations 3:23
They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.

“In God We Trust” sermon by John MacArthur
…What He promised, He will do; that when He said, “If you put your trust in Me, embrace Christ as Savior and Lord, I will forgive your sins, I will bring you to heavenly glory, and give you an inheritance of everlasting wealth.” That’s the promise.

The question is, Does God keep His promise? We’re used to people breaking promises. But that’s not true of God, so that throughout Scripture we read, “God is faithful. The Lord is faithful.” Jesus Christ is called “the Faithful and True” because everything for us depends on that.

We have made the ultimate sacrifice. We’ve sacrificed ourselves. We literally have died to self, taken up a cross to follow Christ. We’ve committed ourselves to Him as Lord, and we are His slaves, and we are obeying Him. We have set aside the pleasures and treasures of the world with the promise that there’s something far greater than that awaiting us in eternal glory. We don’t see it yet. We wait for it. It has been promised to us repeatedly in Scripture in detail, and so we live by faith… (sermon link)