“Right-Time God”
Beloved, we often want God to move now. We pray for immediate answers, quick breakthroughs, and fast relief. When heaven feels quiet, we assume something is wrong. But here’s the truth we must anchor ourselves to: God may not always be a right-now God, but He is always a right-time God.
Scripture shows us this pattern again and again. Solomon tells us on Ecclesiastes 3:11, “He has made everything beautiful in its time.” God is never early and never late — He is precise. What feels slow to us is often God protecting us, preparing us, or aligning things we cannot yet see
The Old Testament reminds us that God’s timing is intentional and purposeful. Psalm 31:15 declares, “My times are in Your hands.” Not some of our moments — all of them. God holds every season, every delay, and every breakthrough with perfect wisdom. What feels slow to us is often God protecting us, positioning us, or preparing something beyond what we can yet see.
The New Testament echoes this same assurance. Jesus tells us in John 11:6 that when He heard Lazarus was sick, “He stayed where He was two more days.” That delay wasn’t indifference — it was intention. Jesus arrived after death so that resurrection power could be revealed. God’s timing is never careless; it is calibrated for greater glory.
So Beloved, don’t interpret waiting as absence. Don’t confuse delay with denial. If God hasn’t moved yet, it’s because the moment is not fully ripe. What He brings at the right time will sustain you, strengthen you, and testify of His faithfulness.
Trust this: the God who governs eternity also governs your calendar. And what He releases in His time will be better than anything rushed by our impatience.
Pray with me: Father God, help me trust You when answers don’t come immediately. Teach me to rest in Your timing and believe You are working even when I can’t see it. Align my heart with Your pace and strengthen my faith as I wait — in Jesus’ name, I pray, believe, receive, and praise in advance, Amen!
That’s my grandson in the photo
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