Waiting on God
For anyone stuck in a season that feels like "not yet." Seven passages on faithful waiting without pretending Scripture promises the timing or outcome we want.
Reading 1
The LORD Is My SalvationPsalm 27:1–14David ends this psalm with the very words we need: be strong, take heart, and wait for the LORD.
Reading 2
The LORD Answers AgainHabakkuk 2:1–5When Habakkuk asked God hard questions, the answer was to write down the promise and trust that it will not delay forever.
Reading 3
Zion’s Herald Announces the Incomparable, Strength-Giving GodIsaiah 40:9–31The God who never grows tired promises new strength to everyone who waits in hope on Him.
Reading 4
The Prophecy of SimeonLuke 2:25–40Simeon was waiting for Israel's consolation, and the Spirit led him to the temple when Jesus was brought in.
Reading 5
Patience in SufferingJames 5:7–12Like a farmer watching for rain, James says patience is not doing nothing — it is trusting the harvest is coming.
Reading 6
The Day of the Lord2 Peter 3:8–13What feels like slowness to us is actually God's patience, giving more people time to come to Him.
Reading 7
Out of the DepthsPsalms 130:1–131:3We end where honest waiting begins: crying out from the depths, and hoping in the LORD more than watchmen wait for morning.
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