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...God... will fulfill his purpose for [you]. Psalm 57:2
Patience is a virtue and if you can just wait a little bit more you'll have the best, someday, all to yourself. Sometimes it's very difficult to wait on God, but believe me, there is nothing we can do to hasten God. He is a timely God, He's seldom early, He's never late but always on time.
If you've been praying for God to send you the right partner, or for a better job, or to change the heart of a rebellious child, remember, whether He changes the situation or changes you, He 'will fulfill his purpose for [you].' God sees the big picture, and He loves you so much that He works out 'all things for good in your life' (Romans 8:28).
One author writes: 'It's hard to make sense of life's challenges when you're in the middle, when you're too tired and your perspective's limited; you don't have the strength or vision to do this on your own...'Trust the Lord with all your heart, and do not rely on your own understanding' (Proverbs 3:5) means letting go of floundering attempts to manipulate people, circumstances or timing, and returning the reins to the One who knows the way. Think about it; if you knew what you were doing, would you be in this mess?
We talk about waiting on God. But He also waits on us until we're ready to receive, until we appreciate what we're asking for; until we've made sufficient preparations in our heart, until we're free from resentment and discontent, until our maturity level is appropriate and our understanding elevated.Sometimes He waits until we think He's forgotten us just to test and grow our faith.Remember, '...With the Lord a day is like a thousand years...' (2 Peter 3:8). Eternity is His backdrop and He can solve a problem in a minute, or in two generations.' Isaiah says, 'The Lord longs to be gracious to you...Blessed are all who wait for him!' (Isaiah 30:18).
Wait! Don't get ahead of God and you'll experience His best.
Patience is a virtue and if you can just wait a little bit more you'll have the best, someday, all to yourself. Sometimes it's very difficult to wait on God, but believe me, there is nothing we can do to hasten God. He is a timely God, He's seldom early, He's never late but always on time.
If you've been praying for God to send you the right partner, or for a better job, or to change the heart of a rebellious child, remember, whether He changes the situation or changes you, He 'will fulfill his purpose for [you].' God sees the big picture, and He loves you so much that He works out 'all things for good in your life' (Romans 8:28).
One author writes: 'It's hard to make sense of life's challenges when you're in the middle, when you're too tired and your perspective's limited; you don't have the strength or vision to do this on your own...'Trust the Lord with all your heart, and do not rely on your own understanding' (Proverbs 3:5) means letting go of floundering attempts to manipulate people, circumstances or timing, and returning the reins to the One who knows the way. Think about it; if you knew what you were doing, would you be in this mess?
We talk about waiting on God. But He also waits on us until we're ready to receive, until we appreciate what we're asking for; until we've made sufficient preparations in our heart, until we're free from resentment and discontent, until our maturity level is appropriate and our understanding elevated.Sometimes He waits until we think He's forgotten us just to test and grow our faith.Remember, '...With the Lord a day is like a thousand years...' (2 Peter 3:8). Eternity is His backdrop and He can solve a problem in a minute, or in two generations.' Isaiah says, 'The Lord longs to be gracious to you...Blessed are all who wait for him!' (Isaiah 30:18).
Wait! Don't get ahead of God and you'll experience His best.