Waiting on God: Waiting on God can be difficult, but it will be worth it in the end.

When tempted to be anxious, we can trust in and wait on God instead.

In His Word, God tells us not to be anxious for anything, because He is providing for us. As we learn to walk with God, we grow in our faith, knowing God will come through for us. We must practice patience, praying to and praising God, while we wait for him to act.

Just as God had Abraham and Sarah wait for the child he had promised, and just as many others in the Bible awaited deliverance or victory, so we too must wait.

Yet, we must not become discouraged but should praise God for what he has done and will do, even if things seem hopeless at the moment.

Believers can greatly encourage one another with God’s Word during these times, remembering His promises and power.

Waiting may not be fun, but as Reid shows here, it can be endured with faith in a way that strengthens our relationship with God.