Abraham
Hope and faithTwenty-five years between promise and child. For the one holding on to a promise that is taking too long.
Wait! God’s Not Done Yet, by Nivea Clement
A short book for the one who has prayed the same prayer for years and wonders if God forgot.
You are allowed to hope again. You are allowed to rest. This book is for you.
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Waiting wears out faithful people. Left alone, it turns into comparison, bitterness and quiet doubt.
Three beliefs make waiting heavier than it has to be. Here is what the book says instead.
Character before the breakthrough.
Faith that does not tire.
Room to carry what you asked for.
You are allowed to hope again. You are allowed to rest. That is grace, not something you have to earn.
The book walks through each life. Find yours.
Twenty-five years between promise and child. For the one holding on to a promise that is taking too long.
About thirteen years from dream to palace. For the one whose waiting looks nothing like the dream.
Year after year of pain that drew her closer to God. For the one whose disappointment is becoming deeper prayer.
He lost almost everything and kept trusting. For the one who cannot make sense of life right now.
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Have you ever sat in traffic that seemed endless, watching others speed past on the free lane while your car barely moved?
That’s how life often feels. We live in a fast-paced world where “now” is the order of the day: instant meals, instant messages, instant success. Yet, the one thing that never seems instant is the answer to our deepest prayers.
Waiting is one of the hardest things God asks us to do. We wait for breakthroughs, for healing, for marriage, for children, for financial stability, for doors to open.
And while we wait, it often feels as though others are overtaking us, living the very dream we are still praying for. If we’re honest, many of us would rather struggle and worry than sit quietly and trust God’s timing.
But here’s the mystery: waiting is not wasted time. It is sacred ground where God does some of His best work. Just as a seed cannot sprout the same day it is planted, so also the promises of God often require a hidden season of conception and preparation before they manifest.
To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven.Ecclesiastes 3:1 (NKJV)
It starts with “TO EVERYTHING,” just so you don’t miss out on everything and think it’s “some things.” To everything, and that includes waiting!
But there is good news, and the good news is that waiting is not punishment! It is God’s way of shaping us, strengthening us, and preparing us for blessings that will not break us when they arrive. The prophet Isaiah captured it beautifully:
But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint.Isaiah 40:31 (NKJV)
This book is a journey through the lives of men and women in Scripture who endured seasons of waiting and emerged victorious. Their stories remind us that if God is making you wait, He is not withholding; He is working! And when He is done, the laughter and joy that follow will make the wait worthwhile.
That was Chapter 1 of 7. You deserve to read the rest, as grace and not as a reward. Chapter 2 shows why waiting may be part of God’s design, not a sign He said no.
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