God has made everything fit beautifully in its appropriate time.
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Waiting on God can be hard to do at times.
Especially when the calling feels clear. Especially when your heart says “yes,” but God still says “not yet.”
You pray. You prepare. You show up with open hands. And still, the door doesn’t open, the timing doesn’t make sense, and the silence feels like rejection.
Sweet friend, if you’re in the season of waiting—called but not yet released—know this: God sees you. You’re not behind. You’re not forgotten. You’re being shaped.
Ecclesiastes 3 reminds us that God makes everything beautiful in its time. Not rushed. Not random. Not because we earned it—but because He, in His perfect wisdom, knows what must come before the breakthrough. He sees what we can’t: the dependencies that still need refining and the lessons of abiding that must take root before the fruit comes.
Waiting is not a pause in God’s plan—it is part of His plan.
Sometimes what feels like a delay is actually a season of preparation. God isn’t just concerned with the end result, He cares about the process. He’s not only preparing the path ahead of you, He’s preparing you for the path. Your character, your faith, and your relationship with Him—all of it matters. He uses the waiting to strengthen what’s unseen, to develop trust, endurance, and a deeper dependence on His presence. When we surrender to the delay, it becomes holy ground —where transformation begins, and His grace bends toward us in a powerful, personal way.
Instead of rushing ahead or resenting the wait, let this season draw you closer. Let it refine your prayers, soften your heart, and anchor your hope in Him alone. One day, you’ll look back and see that this waiting wasn’t just an in-between space—it was sacred ground where God met you, matured you, and molded you.
So take heart, sweet friend. You don’t have to make it happen. You just have to follow Him—step by step, day by day. And one day, you will understand the reason behind your season of waiting.