TRUST AND WAIT FOR GOD TO ANSWER YOUR PRAYER;

 

In our need some time it takes a grace to believe that God will give you the desires of your heart when you ask for; as human waiting is more painful. We don’t have patient to wait we are easily getting discouraged, and wondering if God will answer your prayers.  The only thing which comes direct is to become angry and asking why God is blessing others with the very thing you’d like to have. How can you, as a believer, thrive in the midst of a painful season of waiting?

But the book of Psalms is full of examples of God’s people pouring out their hearts to Him. One psalmist wrote:

 In the day of my trouble I sought the Lord;

In the night my hand was stretched out without weariness;

My soul refused to be comforted (Ps. 77:1-2).

 

 

 

 As a believer we need to understand that you need to Pour out your heart to God and allow Him to encourage you (Ps. 62:8). Confess any frustration, anger, discouragement, or bitterness. If you refuse to express your genuine feelings to Him, you won’t experience the full measure of His comfort.

You need to trust that God has a purpose for His delay. While you wait, God works behind the scenes on your behalf. Give Him time to arrange every detail so you will receive His best (Ps. 84:11-12).

But You need to continue serving the Lord according to your talent ; remember that always God wants you to serve him first before he serves you.  Ask God to supply your needs. Then prepare yourself for surprise which is God’s answer.

By preparing yourself, you accomplish two things: you demonstrate faith that God will fulfill your desire, and you prepare for success once your dream comes true.

 Look for ways to enjoy life. I know that it’s tempting to put life on hold until God meets our hearts’ desires. But Christ’s presence is all we need to have abundant life (John 10:10).

 Be thankful it is working, it is working believe me: Would you like to feel more satisfied with life? Write a gratitude list or verbally thank God for specific blessings. You will feel happier about your current situation while you wait on your dreams.  But do you know that, once your dream comes true, it will have its own challenges.

 

The Apostle Paul discovered a more solid base for contentment. In Philippians 4:11-12, he wrote: " I have learned to be content in whatever circumstances I am. I know how to get along with humble means, and I also know how to live in prosperity; in any and every circumstance I have learned the secret of being filled and going hungry, both of having abundance and suffering need".

 

 

Ask God to show you how to be content in your current phase of life. Then, when He gives you your heart’s desire, your contentment will be firmly grounded in Christ. The Lord doesn’t want you to be miserable while you wait for your heart’s desires. Make the most of this season of life, and entrust your dreams to the One who gave them to you.

 

Believe me if you these three; belive and if you can wait God in his way will answer your prayer (s).