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When God Is Silent, He Is Still Working | Faith That Waits.
Trust God's quiet work even when nothing makes sense. Every season of waiting carries hope, unseen blessings, and a beautiful purpose beyond today's understanding.
When Jesus Delays, He Is Preparing Something Greater Than You Expect,
Jesus delays answers not to deny you but to prepare your heart for blessings deeper than temporary happiness can ever provide
Light Has Come: The Promise of Christmas Eve
The Light Has Come Christmas Eve is a night of holy waiting. For weeks, Advent has trained our hearts to slow down and to look backward and forward at the same time. We remember Godās promises, and yet we still long for their fulfillment. Tonight, that waiting reaches its climax, as the silence is about to break and the darkness gives way to light. John tells us, āThe true light, which gives light to everyone, was coming into the worldā (John 1:9, ESV). That Light did not arrive with force or spectacle. Instead, He came quietly and humbly. He entered the world as a child in a manger, unnoticed by most, yet carrying the weight of the worldās redemption. Christmas Eve reminds us that God often works in ways we would never choose for ourselves. He brings light through weakness, and He brings hope through humility. He brings salvation through surrender. In the same way, He still meets us today, not primarily in the loud or dramatic, but in the stillness of hearts that are willing to receive Him. So tonight, as the world pauses, we are invited to pause as well. We stop to reflect, to worship, and to marvel that the eternal Son of God stepped into time for us. The waiting is almost over, and the Light stands at the door. Live It Out ā The i3A Pathway IdentifyWhere are you still waiting on God right now? Identify the place in your life where uncertainty, fear, or longing feels most present. AlignRemind yourself that God often works in the waiting. Align your heart with the truth that Christ entered the world quietly and deliberately, and He is still active even when you cannot see immediate change. AdaptConsider how embracing holy waiting might shift your posture tonight. Instead of rushing, striving, or controlling outcomes, choose to rest in Godās timing and trust His promises. ApplyCreate a moment of stillness this evening. Pause to pray, reflect on Christās coming, and intentionally welcome His light into the specific area where you need His presence most. Prayer Father, thank You for sending Your Son into our darkness. As we wait on this holy night, prepare our hearts to receive Him again with humility, gratitude, and faith. Amen. Read the full article
Your Miracle is Coming: The Power of Patience, Gratitude, and Faith | Soul Insight Bible
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Hello again, and welcome to the Rosevine Cottage Girls. Today we girls are talking about the importance of waiting on the Lord, as well as v
While We Wait, He Waits
Weāre often reminded to be patient with Godāto trust that He works in His own time, never early, never late. We hear that His timing is perfect, and that He uses trials, frustrations, and seasons of life to teach us patience. But hereās something we donāt talk about enough: how patient God is with us.How often do we push ahead with our own plans, only to turn back to Him when things donāt work out? In those moments, we might forget that while weāre learning to wait on Him, Heās already been waiting on usāpatiently, lovingly, all along.
The Bible is full of stories showing just how patient God is. Time and again, He waits on us to try things our own way before we finally come back to Him, asking for help. His patience is shown all over in Scripture:
Adam and Eve: After their big mistake in the Garden of Eden, God didnāt just give up on them. He set a plan in motion to bring themāand usāback to Him (Genesis 3).
Noahās Generation: Before the flood, God put up with humanityās wickedness for years, giving people plenty of chances to change their ways (Genesis 6:5-7, 1 Peter 3:20).
The Israelites: During their 40 years wandering in the wilderness, God didnāt abandon the Israelites, even when they were constantly complaining and disobeying Him (Exodus 16-17, Numbers 14).
Moses: God was patient with Moses, even when he doubted himself and tried to back out of leading the Israelites (Exodus 3-4).
Jonah: When Jonah tried to run away from what God asked him to do, God didnāt just let him go. He gave him another chance (Jonah 1-4).
David: Even after Davidās serious mess-ups, like adultery and murder, God didnāt write him off. He forgave David when he repented (2 Samuel 11-12, Psalm 51).
Peter and the Disciples: Jesus was so patient with His disciples, especially Peter, who denied Him three times. But Jesus welcomed Peter back with open arms (Luke 22:31-34, John 21:15-19).
Paul (Saul of Tarsus): Instead of punishing Saul for persecuting Christians, God completely transformed him into one of the most important voices for the gospel (Acts 9, 1 Timothy 1:16).
All of Us: Godās patience is for everyone. He doesnāt want anyone to miss out on knowing Him, and Heās not in a rushāHe waits for us to come to Him (2 Peter 3:9).
All these examples show just how much God is willing to wait for us. He gives us time, space, and so many opportunities to turn back to Him because He loves us that much. God's willingness to wait and give us the opportunity to repent and return to Him is a testimony to His loving nature.
Honestly, there are days when I feel like Iām just running my own race, charging ahead full speed, thinking Iāve got it all figured out. And I imagine God watching, perhaps shaking His head, just waiting for me to slow down, realize Iām off course, and finally let Him guide me. Heās so patient, waiting for me to finally tire myself out, be still and listen. To hear His leading voice and to notice those little nudges Heās been sending my way.
Iām so grateful for Godās patience with me. Iām so thankful that God is endlessly patient with me, that He waits for me to come to Him, even when Iāve tried to do it all on my own. He still shows up, still finds favor in me, and Iām beyond thankful that He waits for me to catch up and be present with Him.
As I reflect on the vastness of Godās patience, Iām reminded that itās not just about waiting on Godāitās about recognizing that Heās waiting on us, too. Maybe itās time to ask: how often do I take His patience for granted? And what would change if I slowed down enough to meet Him in that place of stillness, letting His love and guidance lead the way?
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