WHEN WILL I MARRY!
Every Saturday, someone is getting married, my friends are also getting married. I have prayed, fasted, read books, and attended seminars. I don’t look bad and I am as friendly as you can think of; but, what then is wrong with me?

One of the most difficult lessons we would ever learn is to wait upon the Lord. Sometimes there is no amount of preaching that can soothe the pain, the only thing we want is instant relief or immediate direction.

Psalm 27:14 says, “Wait for the Lord; be strong and let your heart take courage; yes! wait for the Lord.”

To wait for the Lord means to remain in your present circumstances or environment until He gives further instructions. Far from encouragement, this verse also calls for an active choice to be at rest, trusting in God and His timing.

You see, God has plans for you, but there are instances when He stops you in your tracks until you do a little “internal housecleaning.” Maybe it’s a sin you’ve been tolerating in your life or need to deal with bad attitudes or ungodly thought patterns. The Lord has places to take you and He knows what baggage needs to be left behind.

The delay could also have the purpose of training you for His calling or purpose.

Yes, David was anointed as a king when he was a young man, but he spent many years in the wilderness, fleeing from Saul. Through all the difficulty, God refined his character and sharpened his leadership skills. When the time was right, He brought him to the throne.

Perhaps, your attention needs to be refocused on Christ. It’s easy to become so absorbed in our own concerns that we forget about Him, but nothing grabs our attention like a difficult or confusing situation.

If God doesn’t rush to give a quick fix to our problems, then we, in our desperation, should start to make Him our main focus. However, there is a difference between seeking the Lord and seeking His intervention. If your thoughts are only on what you want Him to do for you, you have missed the mark.

To wait for the Lord means your focus is on Him, not simply on your desired outcome.

Sometimes He wants to teach us endurance or longsuffering. Like it or not, the ability to persist under difficult circumstances is an absolutely essential ingredient of the Christian life.

Scripture tells us that “tribulation brings about perseverance; and perseverance, proven character; and proven character, hope” (Rom. 5:3-4). Our hardships are designed, not to crush us but to refine us into the image of Christ.

When we abide under the pressure with complete reliance on the Lord for His strength and perspective, we come out of the process looking more like our Saviour.

Sometimes, it might be a spiritual warfare that needs to be broken! Above all, prayer remains the key no matter how broken we are.

Please press on, your time is nearer than yesterday. Keep holding on, He will come through for you, please be encouraged.

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See dis one, do you know hw long it took for David to become king, despite being anointed at the tender age of 17?

Go ahead and commit suicide please. Is your choice and pls I want to be invited so I can come eat rice.

Suicide Suicide Suicide. As if you created yourself.

Well, I was once in your shoe (suicide mission) but it is a very foolish thinking I tell you

Commit suicide, since u cant wait for the Gods time. Patient is the key. Nonsense post

Commit suicide jare.
At least we go reduce.
The garri go go round

Be fast oo

Thr patient dog eat the fattest bone my guy

Baba ill give u easy way to die
Don't drink poison oo
It will pain you wella
Just buy trimadol one sachet
Swallow all the pills
At least you'll get high b4 u die in peace
If u reach .. Help me greet pa john .. Tell am say I miss am die