I realized this morning while in prayer that I have spent way too much time worrying about and wondering when God is going to do what He said He would do. Like a child in the backseat of the car, I have been nagging God with the words, “Are we there yet!” As the Holy Spirit revealed this to me this morning, my heart was convicted that I have wasted so much time trying to figure out when God is going to keep His promise. Maybe you can relate.
Praying Psalm 37 is how this conviction came forth as the Holy Spirit showed me what I am supposed to be doing, and what God has says He will do. My job is to trust in the Lord; do good; dwell in the land; cultivate faithfulness; delight myself in the Lord; commit my way to the Lord; rest in the Lord; wait patiently for Him. These are my responsibilities in my relationship with God. He said He will, give me the desires of my heart; bring forth righteousness as light; and bring judgment as the noon day.
Friends, we have been so worried about the desires of our heart, we have actually said to the Lord we don’t believe you will do what you said you will do. The ache in us to fulfill the purpose for which He made us is so loud, we start to act like impatient kids in the backseat constantly praying, are we there yet? The Lord is inviting us to do what He has called us to do, as we do this we will find resting and waiting enjoyable. To really rest in the Lord is to have absolute confidence that He is going to do what He said He would do.
The more we try to figure out God’s timing on something, the more disappointed we get. So, today, we pivot to what we are called to do knowing with full confidence and absolute assurance that He will do what He said He will do. He is more faithful than we will ever be, so we honestly have nothing to worry about.







