Waiting, by definition, has something hoped for at the end of the wait. We are waiting/hoping for the right job. My friends are waiting/hoping for a good report, relief, and a baby. But what if those things aren’t given? God never promises that our seasons of waiting will end by receiving exactly what we want. Not all infertility ends with a baby. Not all cancer ends with a cure. Not all singleness ends with a spouse. Which means that our hope can’t be anchored in the thing we’re waiting for. Our hope has to be anchored in something far greater—the promises and character of God.
Psalm List Whatever your circumstance of life, there’s a Psalm for that: Contemplating origins? Think Psalm 33. Considering the consummation of the age? Think Psalm 149. Rising from bed? Think Psalm 5. Going to bed? Think Psalm 4. Awake at night? Think Psalm 63. Ready to eat? Think Psalm 145. Thirsty? Think Psalm 42. Going to work? Think Psalm 104. Celebrating the Lord’s Day? Think Psalm 122. Checking your genealogy? Think Psalm 16. Your beginning? Think Psalm 139. Your birth? Think Psalm 71. Celebrating a birthday? Think Psalm 104. Enjoying childhood? Think Psalm 34. Need motivation to study well? Think Psalm 111. Gazing at the stars? Think Psalm 19. Maturing as a youth? Think Psalm 119. Ready to pop the question? Think Psalm 45. Bringing children into the world? Think Psalm 128. Questions about parenting? Think Psalm 103. Playing with your grandchildren? Think Psalm 71. Harvest time here? Think Psalm 65. Seasons changing around you? Think Psalm 147. Traveling? Think Psalm 121. ...
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