Waiting feels passive, but in Scripture it is one of the most active forms of faith.
David writes Psalm 27 from a place of pursuit and pressure — and still says, 'Wait for the Lord.' Waiting is not wasted. It is where character is formed.
Whatever you are waiting for today — the answer, the healing, the door to open — God is not absent in the in-between. He is shaping you in it.
- · What season of waiting are you in right now?
- · How has God been faithful in past seasons of waiting?
- · What might He be forming in you through this delay?
Lord, give me a heart that waits well. Strengthen me, steady me, and help me trust You in the in-between. Amen.
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