Those who wait are those who work, because they know their work is not in vain. It is not a way to evade unpleasant reality. Waiting, biblical waiting, is not a passive waiting around for something to happen that will allow us to escape our troubles. What God does in us while we wait is as important as what it is we are waiting for. Waiting is the process of becoming what God wants us to be.
Waiting is not just something we have to do while we get what we want. But we wait in traffic, in car pool lines, in holding patterns, in grocery stores, for the foursome ahead of us, for the doctor, for a spouse, for a baby, for retirement, for sermons to get over, or for Jesus to return.
Waiting on God increases my strength Introduction Waiting on the Lord allows God to do his work Waiting reminds me that I am not in charge.Waiting on God reminds us that God is in control Waiting is God's way of seeing if we will trust him before we move forward.Waiting means that we give God the benefit of the doubt that he knows what he is doing.Waiting on the Lord requires patient trust So what do we do in the meantime? What do we do while we wait? This sermon helps the hearer understand what to do while they wait on Jesus' return. When Jesus promised that he would return, he instructed his followers to wait. Waiting on the Lord may be one of the most difficult aspects of the Christian life. Call in the Witnesses - I Corinthians 15.Jesus Rejected at the Synagogue - Matt 13.
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