Waiting! COME QUICKLY LORD JESUS



“Rest in the LORD and wait patiently for Him.” -PSALM 37:7 [KJV]

Child of God, repose your soul upon the Lord; quietly submit to His will. Rest in Him Who surrounds you with His presence. “Wait patiently for Him,” because time is nothing to the Lord, therefore let it be of no consequence to you. When we read a story, we wait for the end to clear up the plot. Be patient, the Lord has ordained the end from the beginning and like the hymn writer said, “In heaven’s clearer light I’ll see, all things worked out for good!” As He goes before you to lead the way so goodness and mercy shall follow you all the days of your life. You say your troubles are mighty, but is not your Savior the Almighty God? Do not allow your heart to be agitated by difficult circumstances. Are they not meted out and controlled by your infinitely wise Lord?

It is true that “the wicked are like the troubled sea that cannot rest,” but you aren’t wicked, you are righteous in the Lord your righteousness, so don’t react as the wicked do in troublesome situations. God is for you in all things; be calm in Christ. The storms may be about you, but rest easy, your Savior is the Sovereign over every storm. The winds of affliction cannot blow nor can the rains of trouble pour down upon you except at His command. Be at peace in your heart. Don’t allow any trial to disturb your rest, but may each one drive you closer to the Lord. “Cast thy burden upon the LORD, and He shall sustain thee: He shall never suffer the righteous to be moved” [PSALM 55:22]. 


-Gospel report by preacher Jim Byrd

Thirteenth Street Baptist church of Ashland, Kentucky USA

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