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Now and Not Yet: Pressing in When You’re Waiting, Wanting, and Restless for More
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“When you trust that work is being done, you stop believing that your unwanted seasons are wasted seasons.”
― Now and Not Yet: Pressing in When You’re Waiting, Wanting, and Restless for More
― Now and Not Yet: Pressing in When You’re Waiting, Wanting, and Restless for More
“It’s okay not to like the right now you’ve been given. You don’t have to like it to lean into it. Your right now really matters. I’ve learned again and again, in season after season, that God is purposeful about what happens between today and tomorrow, between right now and someday. And I truly believe your current season is not wasted.”
― Now and Not Yet: Pressing in When You’re Waiting, Wanting, and Restless for More
― Now and Not Yet: Pressing in When You’re Waiting, Wanting, and Restless for More
“The feelings themselves aren’t sinful, but the temptation to find more on our own can lead to sinful responses if we try to substitute true rest in God with comfort in anything else.”
― Now and Not Yet: Pressing in When You’re Waiting, Wanting, and Restless for More
― Now and Not Yet: Pressing in When You’re Waiting, Wanting, and Restless for More
“The core belief of restlessness stems from thinking I can’t truly rest until I secure everything I think I need. It’s safe to say my restlessness most often coincides with forgetfulness about where true rest comes from.”
― Now and Not Yet: Pressing in When You’re Waiting, Wanting, and Restless for More
― Now and Not Yet: Pressing in When You’re Waiting, Wanting, and Restless for More
“We want deliverance without the desert. But God deliberately designs deserts to draw us to himself. [...] It can feel like the desert itself is the source of the pain, but, in reality, the desert often serves to reveal a heart issue: what we think we can't be happy without. In other words, sometimes the desert reveals the comforts, idols, and treasures we lean on for sustenance. [...] The hope we have in the desert is the assurance that God will never leave us, never forsake us, and never send us to a place he isn't going with us.”
― Now and Not Yet: Pressing in When You’re Waiting, Wanting, and Restless for More
― Now and Not Yet: Pressing in When You’re Waiting, Wanting, and Restless for More