CHAD NATHAN MOTIVATION

One of the hardest lessons in life is learning how to wait. We live in a world of instant results, fast food, one-click purchases, overnight shipping, and answers at our fingertips. But while society pushes us to move quickly, God often calls us to slow down, trust Him, and lean into His timing. And though it’s not easy, His timing is always best.

God Sees What We Can’t

Our perspective is limited. We see what’s right in front of us, but God sees the full picture, past, present, and future. When we feel like we’re ready for something but God says “not yet,” it isn’t because He’s withholding good from us. It’s because He knows what’s ahead. His timing protects us, prepares us, and positions us for blessings that will last.

Waiting Builds Faith and Character

Waiting is never wasted when it’s in God’s hands. The seasons of delay and uncertainty shape us. They teach us patience, perseverance, humility, and reliance on God instead of ourselves. Every moment of waiting has purpose, even if we don’t see it right away. The waiting season often becomes the growing season.

God’s Timing Brings the Best Results

When we rush ahead, we often end up with regret. But when we let God lead, the outcome is always better than what we could have orchestrated on our own. His timing aligns opportunities, people, and circumstances in ways we could never imagine. What He provides at the right time comes with peace, clarity, and confirmation, it just fits.

Trust Brings Peace

Anxiety often comes from trying to control what’s not ours to control. Trusting God’s timing allows us to release that burden. Instead of worrying about “when,” we can rest in the truth that God is faithful, and He will not fail us. Trust doesn’t mean we stop working toward our goals, it means we stop forcing outcomes and start believing God will open the right doors at the right time.

A Prayer for Trust