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When the time is right, it will be alright.



Today's scripture is brought to you by the Word of God. 🤗 It's today's scripture on my Bible app and it's also at my desk! It's a daily reminder that God's timing is far greater and more promising than our impatient, makeshift "blessings". I used to cringe when I was told, "Take your time." or "Your time will come." I cringed because I would always look at them and think, "Time? No, let's do this now!" Lol.
We sometimes rush through the day, looking forward to getting off of work. We rush through the week, living for the weekend. We rush through the year, looking forward to the new year! We will end up rushing through life, if we don't learn how to take our time and trust in God's timing. He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in our hearts, yet none of us can fathom what He has done from beginning to end.
He is an eternal God, having no beginning and no end. Our life is but a vapor, it begins and it ends. So don't rush anything. Trust His plan for your life and the time that it takes for those things to come to pass. Praise Him even when you don't understand what's happening and learn to be content in waiting. Don't let society, your peers, or even 'mama nem" rush you to do or be something that THEY think you should do or be. Take your time and spend time with the One who took His time creating you. What He has for us will always exceed our minimal expectations.

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