Trusting God when nothing is happening.

Often, things become so difficult when you are doing all that God is calling you to do, but you see nothing happening. When you have healed, made God first in your life and you are serving him, things can feel relentless when you still are seeing your life in turmoil.

I can remember just wanting to give up. But not just on standing, but give up on hoping In life. It just seemed to be no reason to hope and believe as everything continued to crash and burn around me, but after a second of feeling this way, I would remember how God has sustained me, and been exceedingly and abundantly more to me in other areas of my life. I found peace and joy in what he had done, and trusted that he would finish the completed work that he started in me. My peace came from knowing God's character.

Sometimes we have to choose to believe that one-day, we will wake up to our breakthrough, the beautiful visions and dreams that God showed us.

So how do we get through these difficult times? We must trust in God, even when nothing is happening.

To trust God when "nothing is happening," we must focus on actively engaging with our faith through prayer, studying and finding scripture that help us understand the characterof God, and remember God's past faithfulness in the difficult times in your life.

Then practice gratitude for the small things, even looking at waking up as an indication that God will come through for us and gloryfying him for this.

The greatest thing that we must understand is that God's timing is different from ours. If we can really understand that behind the scenes God is actually preparing the blessings, then we will find gratitude in the time that it has taken. We essentially, must choose to believe in God's plan even when you can't see immediate results, why because of God's track record.

This message is for that person who has collapsed and can no longer move forward, this is your word, God says, "I am working, trust in me, keep going!"

Galatians 6:9

"And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not".

God is going to do as he promised.

Shalom

Keshia Torruella

Trusting in God