Tag: GodsTiming
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Sometimes we spend so much time watching the problem that we forget to watch God. What looks like nothing happening may actually be God arranging things we know nothing about. So keep praying. Keep listening. Keep obeying. And pay attention. God says, “Behold the power of God. Pay attention to Me and watch what I…
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Waiting on God can be a lot like pregnancy. You know something is coming, but you cannot force it to arrive before it is ready. Much of the most important development happens where you cannot see it. Stay faithful, keep preparing, and trust God with the timing. Don’t rush the delivery…just wait upon the Lord.…
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Why would a loving God say no? As I’ve been learning to trust the Lord more deeply, He reminded me of something that completely changed my perspective. He gently spoke this Gem of Knowledge to my heart: “I never say no to punish you. I say no when it is for your good or the…
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Sometimes the greatest challenge of following God is trusting Him when His promises seem farther away than ever. Sometimes our lives feel like a low tide where everything is retreating from our grasp, But God promises His children that the tide will always return when you walk with HIm. Just as no one can stop…
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Patience brings clarity. When we slow down and sit with God, our thoughts settle, our words become intentional, and our actions reflect His wisdom instead of pressure.
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God’s timing is never rushed or delayed—it’s intentional. When we trust Him and walk with Him, we learn not to force what He hasn’t released. Stay close, keep moving forward, and trust that He knows the right time and place for everything.
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Jesus watches over a field where wheat and weeds grow together, reminding us to trust God’s timing and care as He protects what is still growing.
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God is not distant or withholding—He is the God who sees, knows, and comes exactly when we need Him. From Hagar in the wilderness to Abraham and Sarah’s promise, Scripture reveals a faithful God offering clarity, peace, and understanding to those who choose to listen, accept, and believe.
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Beginnings are often slow, unseen, and discouraging—but Scripture reminds us that God rejoices when the work begins. Zechariah 4:10 encourages us to remain faithful, trusting that small acts of obedience, done in God’s strength, will grow into something greater than we can imagine.
Gems of Knowledge 