Port City Community Church - Audio Podcast

We won't admit it, but we often want God's will on our terms. Our intolerance causes us to take matters into our own hands and run ahead while God commands us to wait. We resist waiting not only because it feels passive, but because it's in this place where our will is broken. Faithful waiting requires a posture of dependency, trust, and contentment. We need to set our hopes on God and not on what He will do for us. God's presence is more important than His direction. We won't know His will if we don't know Him. In difficult moments, what we're waiting for is for our hearts to be content and captured by His presence.