Wait on the Lord. We hear it so often, in songs
and sermons, in whispers from the Holy Spirit.
But nobody tells you how long the wait can feel.
Nobody tells you that sometimes waiting feels
like walking through the valley of the shadow
of death. Nobody tells you that the process can
stretch longer than your patience, longer than
your understanding, longer than your strength.
We say, trust the process as if it lasts a weekend,
but sometimes it lasts seasons. And during that
wait, something begins to happen inside of you.
Impatience knocks, doubt whispers, questions
rise. Did God forget me? Is this delayed denial?
Did I miss Him? And the enemy begins to circle
your thoughts. But let me remind you of something.
We board airplanes without knowing the pilot.
We sit for hours in the sky, suspended between
earth and clouds, trusting a man we have never
met. We trust airplanes built by humans that
can malfunction anytime. We don't ask for his
resume. We don't check his flight history. We
just sit and trust. And yet we hesitate to trust
the God who carried us yesterday. the God who
healed you before, the God who opened doors before,
the God who sustained you in your last storm.
If you trusted Him in your past, why doubt Him
in your present? Listen to me carefully. The
weight is not abandonment. The weight is alignment.
When doubt tries to invade your heart, resist.
When the devil whispers discouragement, resist.
When distraction tries to steal your focus resist
You have that strength in you Joseph resisted
and ran from temptation Job resisted the urge
to curse God in pain Jesus resisted Satan in
the wilderness with the word Daniel resisted
compromise in Babylon resistance is proof that
something valuable is being protected and Here
this prophetic truth It has never been by your
might. It has never been by your power. It has
always been by the Spirit of God. When your strength
is low, His Spirit is strong. When your clarity
fades, His purpose remains. When your patience
weakens, His timing stands firm. Increase your
relationship with the Holy Spirit. Dwell. Abide.
Stay connected. Because those who wait upon the
Lord shall renew their strength. The night may
feel long. The silence may feel heavy. The valley
may feel endless. But morning is scheduled. Joy
is appointed. Breakthrough is aligned. And your
waiting is building something your rushing would
have destroyed. This is your turning point. Do
not quit in the waiting. Do not surrender in
the process. Do not doubt in the delay. Stand
firm. The same God who began the work will finish
it. And when He brings you out, you will not
come out weak. You will come out refined. Wait
on the Lord. Your morning is closer than you
think.