Waiting wears you out, doesn't it? Look at how much waiting we actually do. And since, most of the time, waiting is irritating, we absorb that irritation. And we become instantly irritated when we realize that we must wait - on anything. Think about it. I know I have been there.
The sad part about it is that we transfer that irritation while waiting on God. Yes we do. We try to work ahead of God. We try to 'make it happen'. Oh but it does not work like that. We hear a little of what God has said and we run with it. And we find that we fail. Wait on God. Whew! Wait on God. Come on, say it . . . now wait. enough for now.
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