Waiting on God

by Chuck Adair on January 17, 2024

Waiting on God

Read Micah 7:7
Today’s Truth

What a cry of hope in the middle of despair. These words encapsulate the challenge that we all experience in waiting. As I read this verse and meditate on it and even say what I’m about to say, I’m speaking to myself as much as anybody else amidst a variety of things I’m waiting on during these days, waiting on asking God to do that he’s not done yet.

Discussion Question
  1. Why is waiting so hard for us?
  2. We get so focused on our circumstances that we lose sight that God is sovereign over everything. How has God shown you his faithfulness in the tough times of life?
  3. What does it mean to you to wait in faith?
Life Application

Pray this prayer... We fix our eyes on you. We praise you for your sovereign power. You are in control. Nothing that we are facing or walking through is out of control ultimately. You are ultimately in control. God, you are sovereign and powerful. You have all power, and you have all wisdom. God, we praise you that you know what is best in ways far beyond what we can see or know.

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About the Author
Chuck Adair

If you ask Chuck his favorite thing in life to do, he would tell you it is the teaching and preaching of the scriptures and to call all people to engage in the great adventure of abiding with Christ. He desires to connect people with the richness, adventure, and fullness of life that comes through Christ alone and to reach the unchurched, de-churched, dead-churched, and unmoved. Chuck is married to his best friend Kristin and has two adult children, Taylor and Linley. Kris and Chuck believe the quality of their marriage rises and falls, not on circumstances or feelings, but based on their daily abiding with Jesus (Jn 15.5).

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