Waiting . . . I'm not very good at it. Usually, I'm downright awful at it. Patience is certainly a virtue . . . that I find very difficult to master.
How much of your life is spent waiting? You stand in a line to order a Big Mac. You wait for the light to turn to green. Your phone call is placed on hold. You are waiting for your pay check. When is that child coming home? When will the boss notice my hard work? Will the Cubs finally win it all this season? You get the point. Much of our lives are spent waiting.
You've been there, I'm sure. You can relate.
But, waiting can be as instructive as it is frustrating. Waiting can help us refine our thoughts, to clear our resolve, to give us time to come up the answers that have been eluding us, to allow for an opportunity for solutions to make themselves known and for resources to be realized. Waiting can build our faith in God, deepen our trust in Him to see us through, to deliver us to a place of peace and wellness.
Waiting can help me realize that rashness is rarely well-grounded.
1 comment:
I was just reading some random blogs, and this posting really hit home with me. Waiting as much as it may suck does make whatever you are waiting for a little more worth it. Waiting can also rip someone up inside, long distance relationships are what messed me up with the waiting game. But yeah, thats all
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