Weekly Word from the Wisdom Walk
Waiting on God. Funny, we never think about how much of life is spent, just waiting.
There are lines for everything and traffic lights to everywhere. We wait to be friends, sweethearts, and spouses and then we wait for children. Birth, grow up and out of the house.
Then there are the seasons of time as we pass through the seasons of life.
One would think we would have gotten accustomed to the idea that very little come immediately.
We pray, and pray, and pray until we begin to doubt that God really cares. But nature itself teaches there is a blessing in the waiting.
Like a baby in the womb or fruits on the vine, waiting is not inactivity. While we are not permitted to see the inner workings leading up to answered prayer, they are maturing and in time will be visible in the natural.
Yes it's hard work and faith is often challenged. Nevertheless, wait on the Lord ...wait I say on the Lord.
Lord I'm walking, waiting on you to overtake me.
Waiting on God. Funny, we never think about how much of life is spent, just waiting.
There are lines for everything and traffic lights to everywhere. We wait to be friends, sweethearts, and spouses and then we wait for children. Birth, grow up and out of the house.
Then there are the seasons of time as we pass through the seasons of life.
One would think we would have gotten accustomed to the idea that very little come immediately.
We pray, and pray, and pray until we begin to doubt that God really cares. But nature itself teaches there is a blessing in the waiting.
Like a baby in the womb or fruits on the vine, waiting is not inactivity. While we are not permitted to see the inner workings leading up to answered prayer, they are maturing and in time will be visible in the natural.
Yes it's hard work and faith is often challenged. Nevertheless, wait on the Lord ...wait I say on the Lord.
Lord I'm walking, waiting on you to overtake me.
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