It has been said that God
always answers our prayers - sometimes with a yes, sometimes with a no, and
sometimes He tells us to wait. After the
birth of Jesus, the shepherds who had seen and heard the heavenly host praising
God at the entrance of Christ in the earth shared what they saw with Mary and
Joseph. The dramatic scene indicated the
great significance of Jesus’ life. The
scripture says that she pondered this news within her heart.
Sometimes the Holy Spirit
gives us glimpses of His will for our lives.
He shows us things to come. We
cannot make God’s will happen in our lives.
We have to trust in His timing and in His way.
Has God shown you
something that speaks of your future? We
must be patient to see that thing come into fruition. We must be faithful to Him with what is
before us, while we wait with hope in our hearts for the promise.
When we pray for
something that is God’s will, we sometimes must wait for the
manifestation. Let’s be faithful to him
in the meantime. Let’s be strong in
faith and expectation.
In the waiting, God
changes us. Isaiah 40:30-31 tells us
that when we wait for God, He increases our strength and He causes us to soar
on wings like eagles.
When we pray and God says
yes, we can rejoice. When He says no, we
can be thankful that He knows what’s best for us. And when God says wait, we
can receive God’s strength as we are filled with hope believing for what is
promised to come to pass.
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