Learning To Wait Part 2
Learning To Wait
Matthew 14:32
Remember the marshmellow test.
Waiting on The Lord is the continual, daily
decision to say, "I will trust you, and I will obey
you.
What does it take to wait well?
A. Patient trust.
1. Too often we want
God's resources, but we do not want his timing.
B. Confident humility.
1. Waiting is, by
its naturek, something onnly the humble can do with
grace.
2. Prayer
allows us to wait without worry.
C. Waiting on the Lord reqires
inextinguishable hope.
D. Isaiah says this about waiting:
1. There will come a
time when they soar.
2. Sometimes we are
not soaring, but we are able to run and not grow
weary.
3. Sometimes we will
not be soaring, and we cannot run-because of doubt o pain or
fatigue or failure. In those times all we can do is walk and not
faint.
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