Waiting on God Made Simple

"They that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength." — Isaiah 40:31

Nobody likes to wait. But the Bible treats waiting on God as one of the highest forms of faith — not a wasted season, but the very place where God renews our strength. This Bible-first guide covers what waiting on God actually means, the eagle's exchange of Isaiah 40:31, the courage of Psalm 27:14, the quiet hope of Lamentations 3:25-26, active (not passive) waiting, Trinitarian prayer in the waiting season, surviving God's silence and the dark nights, the renewal of strength, waiting with others, the long years-long wait, and the cloud of biblical witnesses who waited before us.

Explicitly Trinitarian: the Father, Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior — Son of God, Son of Man — and the Holy Spirit. Prayer to the Father, through Jesus Christ, by the Holy Spirit.

12 chapters + Introduction + Conclusion + Closing Prayer. Each chapter opens with Scripture and ends with one action step.

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