What are you
waiting for?
Maybe you know exactly what it is. Maybe you’ve been waiting for it for years.
We’re all
waiting for something.
A child. Healing. A relationship to change. Someone you love to come back to Jesus. A job. An answer. A financial breakthrough. A new season. To know what God is doing.
Waiting is hard.
Waiting means living somewhere between what we hope for and what we can see.
You’ve prayed. You’ve hoped. You’ve trusted. And you’re still waiting.
What do we do when God has made a promise, but we haven’t seen the fulfillment?
People have
waited before.
Scripture is full of people who had to trust God while they waited.
Different people. Different circumstances. The same tension. They had to trust God while they waited, even though they couldn't see what He was doing.
You can still live.
You may not control when what you’re waiting for happens. But you can choose how you live while you wait.
Pray.
Bring what you’re waiting for to God. Again and again.
Trust.
You may not understand what God is doing, but you can still trust who God is.
Live.
Keep loving. Keep serving. Keep growing. The waiting is part of your story, but it doesn’t have to put your life on hold.
Can you find
joy here?
What if joy doesn’t have to wait?
What if peace isn’t dependent on getting the answer you’ve been waiting for?
You may still be waiting.
But you don’t have to wait without hope.
Jesus came.
For generations, God’s people waited for the Messiah. They hoped, prayed, and watched. Many of them did not get to see Jesus come, but He still came.
God keeps His promises.
You don’t have
to wait alone.
Whatever you’re carrying, we’d love to pray with you.
Join us for
a series on Waiting.
This Advent, we’ll explore what it means to live in the tension between what God has promised and what we have not yet seen.
Plan Your VisitJesus meets you there.