May be you were led to make a decision to accept Christ as your own personal Saviour while this invitational hymn Only trust Him” was being sung. Certainly by experience we have learned that the safest policy for the believer is to trust Him and Him only. And if our trust is in Him, with the Psalmist we can say “The Lord is on my side; I will not fear what can man do to me (118:6)?” And again as the Psalmist said:
Of whom shall I be afraid (Ps. 27:1)?

If you are in Christ, if you are following that which is good, if you are living and walking by faith, if you are aiming at God’s glory in all you do, then you need not be afraid of anyone. For in Christ you are safe from danger; while you follow that which is good, nothing can harm you; living and walking by faith, you will overcome every difficulty and conquer every foe; and while aiming at His glory, He will support you, supply your every need and will defend you. David could say, “The Lord is my light and my salvation; the Lord isthe strength of my life”, and therefore he fearlessly asks, “of whom shall I be afraid?” The guilty may fear, but you are pardoned. The friendless may fear, but God is your friend. The defenseless may fear, but the Lord is your defence, and theHoly One of Israel is your King. The idle may fear; but you are employed in the Lord’s service, and He is your co-labourer. Whom should your fear? Satan? Jesus has defeated him and overcome the world. Death? It has been conquered. Its sting is removed and soon it will be swallowed up in victory. What shall I fear? Nothing! For God is my refuge and my strength.