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God has not forgotten you
- If you are struggling today, remember God has not forgotten you. He has engraved you on the palms of his hands (Isaiah 49:15–16). He will never fail you or forsake you. He will walk with you through every dark valley.
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- God’s Timetables are Different Than Ours. God is the one and only omniscient (all-knowing), eternal spirit. He has always existed and will always exist
- God is Sovereign Over Everything. As the omniscient eternal Spirit who knows everything, God is sovereign. He is the source of all things that exist, and the sustainer of the existence of all things.
- God Has Appointed Times for Everything. Since we know God’s timetables are different than ours and that He has total control over everything, then it should also make sense that God has appointed times for everything.
- Waiting on God Develops Our Faith and Trust in Him. When we fully understand and embrace all these things that Scripture teaches us about God and His timing, it helps us to develop the biblical and spiritual mindset that is required to wait well.
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Something actually happens while nothing is happening. God uses waiting to change us. The story of Adam and Eve is a story of rebellion against God. Once they believed that God didn’t have their best interests in mind, they decided to go ahead without God and do what they wanted. They became, in effect, their own god. Too often, this is exactly wha...
We don’t start out willing to wait. Our natural response to waiting is often anger or doubt. Fortunately, God is gracious and merciful, understanding of our tendencies. Simply feeling deep, complex emotions in waiting — especially for significant things, like a pregnancy or a job — is not necessarily sinful in itself. But we can decide where those ...
Certainly, only one of these options will bring us joy. As we seek to accept and rejoice in God’s handling of our lives, including his timing, we can ask God to work in us two main things, so that our waiting is not in vain: humility and trust.
Some of the greatest figures in the Bible — Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David — had to wait for many years for God’s promises. Everything that happened in the meantime was used to prepare them, inwardly as well as outwardly. Then, when they reached their promise, they were blessed beyond measure. God invites us to trust in his goodness today and his fa...
Apr 17, 2021 · If you are struggling today, remember God has not forgotten you. He has engraved you on the palms of his hands (Isaiah 49:15–16). He will never fail you or forsake you. He will walk with you through every dark valley.
Sep 25, 2024 · After waiting for God to reveal Himself through a powerful wind, earthquake, and fire, Elijah finally heard God's voice in a gentle whisper (1 Kings 19:12, NIV). God's silence can be an invitation for us to quiet our hearts and listen more carefully.
Apr 6, 2018 · If you're in a season of waiting, it seems there is no answer in sight, and it feels like God has forgotten you, here is what you need to remember.
Aug 26, 2013 · Obedience during the silent times is the best guarantee that you’ll obey God in those critical moments which determine the course of your life. If God has shut you in to some difficulty, wait patiently and obediently upon Him to bring you out in His way and time.
Jun 30, 2019 · There’s a promise in the Bible that tells you not only that God is working but also how God is working, and you need to claim it while you’re in your time of waiting: “I am the Lord, and when it is time, I will make these things happen quickly” (Isaiah 60:22 NCV).
