day 6

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Romans 12:12

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Text: Romans 12:12

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  1. Patience. This is what God is trying so hard to teach me right now.

    The one thing in the back of my mind seems to be "When will my life start?" I want to be married, I want a house, I want kids, I want my "life" to start.

    The devotional says "patience is waiting without complaining." I have not been patient. I have been waiting on these things, but I have not been patient.

    Lord please show me what it's like to be patient. Please help me to hold onto the hope of these good things you have in store for me and to give all my worries to you!

  2. Lisa says:

    Thanks so much Jennie and Kim. It can be hard to wait. I have just bookmarked Galatians 6:9.

  3. Lisa says:

    Rejoice in hope! Wow, this hit me like a ton of bricks and couldn’t have come at a better time. I just found out that I have to have a fertility test done that sounds pretty uncomfortable. If that’s normal then I have to try Clomid to help my husband and I conceive a child. Rejoice in the hope that things are normal, be patient to let God’s plan work for us, and be faithful in my prayers to Him that things work out as He plans and I have the courage to accept it.

    1. Jennie says:

      Lisa my dear friend is going through the same thing. I can't imagine what a struggle this is for you ladies. Praying for you and your family!

    2. Kim B. says:

      I'm praying for you Lisa! That must be SO hard waiting for EVERYTHING to fall into place! This verse came to mind while praying for you:
      Galatians 6:9 Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. Don't give up on God & His PERFECT timing! Now..I too am struggling with timing. My husband has been interviewing for a much needed job for probably 2 months now! He just finished his 5th interview on Friday & we are now waiting to hear if he got the job. I know it is in God's hands, but my human side keeps wanting to to worry about it!

  4. Tonya says:

    Day 6 was a great reminder to me. "Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer." I am all to often forgetting to be joyful in every aspect of my life. I never seem to look at the real reason things are happening and never rejoice in the bad stuff. But you know what, reflecting tonight, it all makes sense and there is always a method to His work and I have found the silver lining in the things were I thought there wasn't one.

  5. shelia says:

    day #6 really got me! so much so that i had to blog about it. i'm loving the study so far. my husband is joining me this time and he made a comment about how each day is building off of the previous day. it's been great for us to really dig deep into our hearts as we seek Christ more passionately!

  6. Denise says:

    Joining in today for the first time….couldn't have been at a more opportune moment. In the midst of some "suffering and tribulation" (amplified version) right now. Learning to be "steadfast and patient…constant in prayer" … It is hard when what you see and what you feel gives little hope. Seeking to hold tight to all that I know to be Truth.

  7. Rebekah says:

    I hear you there, kind of did the same thing for me to.

  8. tonners62 says:

    'Patience is waiting without complaining' cuts like a knife for THIS impatient girl! Ouch …