Originally posted in March 2007 in another blog that I am about to shut down
A few days
after heavy grumbling about my circumstances, God spoke to me in the
words of my pastor that brought me to tears. I shared them with my
husband, who in turn shared it with his friend whom he said is going
through the same season as us. I couldn't have written it any better so I
got his permission to share it here:
1. We need to stretch our patience and hold on to our trust in God. That he knows what he is doing and we are in his thoughts, he hasn't forgotten us.
-we daily remind him of his promises for us for you and his word says is promise is sure.
Phil 4:19 ( God is able to meet our needs according to his riches in glory)
2. that God will meet all our needs according to His glorious riches and glory
His promise is to meet all needs, putting our visas beside all needs makes it look like a trivial prayer
request and its a given that God will grant it. He's ability to meet
our needs is " considerably bigger" than what we are asking right now.
So we don't doubt his ability at all and thats why we trust in him in
first instance.
3. His word
We can also look at it that It
is legitimate and scriptural for a husband and wife to be together or
desire to be. God promised to meet ALL needs.
And if we go on and on the bottomline is God promised and we can only put those promises back to him. We have done everything we can do in the natural it is God's job to do the supernatural, we can't do more than that but to wait for the fulfillment of his promise for us. In
short we can look at his ability to meet our need, our trust in him
enough to make us rest and be assured all is well. We just need to pray
for grace and strength for this season we are in but we are not
forgetful of his promises for us as his children.
I understand
the waiting period will be a struggle but we just need to hold on. I try
to look at this a new way lately. Each day is day closer to the
fulfillment of his promise for us. A day closer to answers to our
prayer. Thats my attitude in keeping an eye on the prize.
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