January 21, 2014
Wait
One with God, I wait, breathing into the unknown.
In Hebrew, one translation of the word wait, or Qavah,
is to bind together. As I wait for news about a certain outcome or
grapple for answers to a troubling issue, I imagine myself intertwined
with God like sturdy strands of cord, bound together as one. Holding
this image relieves any anxiety I may be feeling.
One with God, I relax, breathe into the unknown, and wait. Rather than trying to force a particular outcome, I rest in God and trust in divine wisdom.
I see this interlude as a respite for my soul. As I exercise patience, I cultivate my spiritual mettle. When the pause is over, I am renewed and ready to act from God-given insight.
One with God, I relax, breathe into the unknown, and wait. Rather than trying to force a particular outcome, I rest in God and trust in divine wisdom.
I see this interlude as a respite for my soul. As I exercise patience, I cultivate my spiritual mettle. When the pause is over, I am renewed and ready to act from God-given insight.
I wait for the Lord, my soul waits, and in his word I hope.—Psalm 130:5
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