If you're waiting on Gods timing and trusting God then why are you stuck?
You really aren't. Because you can't say 'i'm waiting on God' and then say 'i'm not worthy because no ones interested'. Those two statements are in direct conflict with one another. So if God hasn't brought you someone, then it's God keeping you where you are, not guys.
So what do you really believe? You're waiting on God? Or you're trying to figure out how to get a man yourself?
Perhaps this dual thinking is why God is keeping you single. You are of two opposing thoughts on this issue.
And you don't give your age anywhere, so we can't really even be sure how valid this concern is.
The vast majority of people coming to this site convinced they'll 'never find anyone' are only a few years out of high school at best. And some are still in high school. It's hard to take it as a valid concern when people who are barely old enough to get married think they won't ever find anyone because they haven't already.
But back to the original point, yes, you obviously have two differing thoughts and they are in conflict. My advice is compare the idea of 'waiting on God' to coming here to ask advice about.. well, i'm not even sure, really. You didn't ask anything.
And really it's not an issue of 'good enough'. It's an issue of 'am i ready?'. Sounds to me like no, you aren't ready. You're insecure, overly focused on finding a guy and while you say you're waiting on God, this post clearly shows you aren't doing this as much as you think. Otherwise this post wouldn't be here.
If you feel you aren't 'good enough' that is an issue of self worth, not dating. You should ignore the concerns about being good enough for a man and start working on feeling good enough as a woman in Christ. Not good enough for a man, but as a woman of Gods grace and His adopted daughter. Once you are Truly (not just telling yourself you are) comfortable with yourself and stop doubting your worth to yourself or if you're good enough for a man, then you will be in a better position to find someone and be good for them.
If you feel you aren't good enough, then it greatly increases your chances of convincing yourself the 'right guy' has come along, just because he takes notice of you. And usually this leads to bad marriages because you don't have the self esteem to use real wisdom when entering a relationship. Many times this leads to being mistreated or worse in a marriage. Because your lack of self esteem will be obvious to a man that will mistreat his wife.
Right now you're a bad marriage waiting to happen. Find some belief in yourself. Find your identity. Stop worrying about being 'good enough' and focus on being who God wants you to be. And if God sees fit one day to bring you someone, great. And if not then at least you will not have wasted your life trying to live up to some perception you have built up in your mind of what you 'should be' and chasing after things God never intended.
