just same changes: wait·ing: 4 a : to be ready and available. 2 a : to look forward expectantly

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

wait·ing: 4 a : to be ready and available. 2 a : to look forward expectantly

I recently watched Fireproof again, and fell in love with the message this song has! (Again) I do not want to grow weary in waiting for what God's has promised.

He will not let me down. I may not get to plan how I want my life to go, but I know it will be so much better because of that!

I am waiting on so many things. So many unknowns. What am I supposed to do after school? What job am I to have? Insurance? Car? How am I going to...
Where is he? Who is he?! The list goes on.

But today is no different from any other day. So I will lay my list at His feet. I don't need it, and there will probably be a new one tomorrow. =)

I will wait.

2 comments:

AaronDecember 23, 2009 at 11:27 AM
Very cool post. Is waiting really an inactive thing though? I mean are we not called to act and to live for Him? What exactly does waiting on God involve? This post is making me think and want to dig. Thanks for writing it.
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ShayDecember 23, 2009 at 5:59 PM
Ok I maybe should have been a bit more clear. I just used that as a title and forgot to post what I want the word "waiting" to be. Now you got me thinking even more one the subject.... but its going to have to wait till after Christmas =) But here is what I think the meaning of the word should be. (for the most part)

1 a : to remain stationary in readiness or expectation b :
2 a : to look forward expectantly
3.wait on also wait upon 1 a : to attend as a servant
4 a : to be ready and available
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— L.M. Montgomery

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- Elizabeth Elliot

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- Dr. Seuss

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— L.M. Montgomery

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For those that wander they know not where
Are full of trouble and full of care;
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Then stay at home, my heart, and rest;
The bird is safest in its nest;
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A hawk is hovering in the sky;
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