Will HE make a way?..

Wednesday, July 16, 2008 / Posted by vinmaker /


Will HE make a way?
Yes, definitely yes! HE is the almighty God which never fail HIS promises as long as the prayers we are praying for are under HIS will. HE is the creator and HE knows what is the best for me:)

Recently, im praying hard for something that i "desire" for so long. In fact, i started this prayer 2 yrs ago but i prayed earnestly since February this year. Things did not turn out as smooth as i think and as a matter of fact,im still seeking for God's mercy and blessing. Always, i understand clearly that God has HIS own timing for you and me and i know that HE will give me the best of all. Well, I was losing my faith in the first place because i was living with my own way and thoughts. I know tat God will lead me definitely but i just could not help myself for being more patience. That's the pride in me!:(

Anyway,thank God i am still walking on HIS path. I am full of confidence and faith now as i know God is preparing the best for me. Amen!

Hope this encourage u too..

Prayer for Patience

Our most gracious and attentive Lord, help us to remember that you move in your time, knowing as only you know the perfect time and the perfect way to answer our prayers. The flower begins at seed—a seed we neither see nor understand. And gradually the seed sprouts, still deep within the damp earth, hidden from our vision. We may be tempted to believe it is not growing, and yet if we dig it up to calm our doubts, we will damage it and stunt its full blossom. Help us to be ever mindful, dear Father, that you have planted the seeds of peace for your children. Help us to continue to walk with you and know you more, growing ever stronger in our faith that what you have promised you will do, even when we do not yet have the physical evidence we seek.

How hard it is to wait after we’re prayed a particularly earnest prayer! How long is a minute to God? Sometime today, we can choose to sit quietly for 10 minutes and simply wait on the Lord. We can sit in stillness, available to God, not thinking, praying, or reading. Just waiting on the Lord can be a wonderful, restful, and rejuvenating experience. We may even find that getting what we prayed for becomes less important than spending this quiet time with God.

“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” —Galatians 6:9

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