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Tag Archives: God's Timing
Give God Time
The old saying says, “Timing is everything.” As for the Bible, it makes no attempt to downplay the idea. It tells us that God the Father didn’t send Jesus to the earth until “the fullness of the time had come” … Continue reading
“Is Anybody Up There?”
Many of us have sometimes felt like the little boy who bowed his head to pray and said, “Hello, is anybody up there?” There are times when God seems so distant. Even worse, there are times when He seems downright … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Fatherhood, God's Love, God's Timing, Impatience, Patience, Perseverance, Prayer, Prayer Requests
Tagged God's Timing, keep on knocking, making requests to God, Matthew 7:7-11, McDonalds, persistance in prayer, Prayer, prayer requests, waiting for God's timing, waiting on God
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Year By Year
Yesterday was Mother’s Day, and I preached a sermon from 1st Samuel 1:1-28. In that chapter, we find the wonderful story of Hannah, the mother of Samuel. Samuel would, of course, grow up to be one of Israel’s greatest leaders. … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, God's Timing, Perseverance, Prayer, Prayer Requests, Waiting
Tagged God isn't in a hurry, God's Timing, Hannah, Mother's Day, the prophet Samuel, waiting on God
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God’s Delays
If you’ve ever thought to yourself, “God, you are taking too long,” you come from a large tribe. I, for one, am very impatient. You know that you are impatient when microwaves, fast food restaurants, and remote controls are too … Continue reading
Posted in Belief, Faith, God's Timing, Patience
Tagged God's Timing, God's delays, Lazarus, Patience, Resurrection, waiting on God
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Patience
Chuck Swindoll’s preaching is marked by wonderful illustrations. He has compiled hundreds of these in a book entitled The Tale of the Tardy Ox Cart. That title comes from my favorite illustration in the book, one that I’d like to pass along to you. … Continue reading
Posted in Patience, Worry
Tagged Chuck Swindoll, God's Timing, hurry, Patience, The Tale of the Tardy Ox Cart, waiting
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