Wait for the Lord be strong, take heart and wait for the Lord. So how do we know the difference? How do we know if we are obediently waiting for God’s timing, or if we are avoiding the new thing He has called us to do? I’ve learned three principles to know the difference between waiting and procrastinating. It’s so complicated and needs such focus it will take super-human effort to do it right. The challenge God has put in front of us is so big, so audacious, that we just can’t wrap our heads around it. And it is good.īut sometimes, we use “waiting” an an excuse … as a euphemism for procrastinating. We wait for God to make it clear it is time for a change. We wait for Him to prepare us for a big assignment. Many times we truly are waiting on God before moving forward. Usually with a martyr’s sigh and the back of my hand to my forehead, ready to swoon with exhaustion from …. “I’m waiting for God’s timing on that.” Have you said that before? I know I have.
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