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March 14
Thank You, Lord. The job offer came this morning. I was standing in the kitchen in my robe when the phone rang, and I just stood there and cried. For months I have asked You about this, and some nights I was sure I had missed Your answer. I felt so much uncertainty, and there were days I wondered if I was even hearing You right. But You never left me. You were always there, even when I felt like nothing was changing.
You gave me peace in the waiting, even when I didn’t understand. You kept reminding me to trust, to keep doing the next right thing, and to fix my eyes on You instead of the circumstances. You taught me to be still, to lean on You, and to find my worth in You, and not in my work.
You showed me areas in my heart that needed healing and reminded me of Your faithfulness again and again.
Today I feel such relief, like setting down a heavy bag I had carried so long I forgot it was there, and then my whole heart saying thank You. You were right
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The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures.
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Lord, I don’t know how much longer I can wait on this job. The bills are due and I’m afraid, but I keep sensing You tell me to trust Your timing.
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they that wait upon
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Isaiah 40:31
8 translationsWait for the LORD; be strong…
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