To wait is not to omit!

Regards, dear readers, God Said:

Because I know the plans I have for you, "declares the Lord," welfare plans that will no longer cause them harm, in order to give them hope and a future. "
Jeremiah 29:11

Waiting on God does not prevent you from planning. It is not omission, but strengthening. It is not justification for waiting for chance, but the recognition of God's will upon us.

The bad and the past pains often make us stuck in our chores. It takes us away from what we planned, or does not correspond to those expectations. This is not limited only to romantic relationships, but also to the intrinsic and personal relationship.

As the book of the prophet Jeremiah says, God's plans do not always correspond to our expectations. And we can not lie: at the moment we do not understand, but God's plans are always better than ours.

Considering the fact that waiting is also if you plan, it means that on that walk everything that happens is only to perceive how much we are dependent on God in all the details of our steps. If God closes a door, he opens another door at the right time, because it is written: God works in all things for the good of those who love him (Romans 8:28).

Waiting is not omission, but construction of character. It is when we stop and see that plans far from the Divine perception about us move away the doors that are open in favor of our construction. It is only what was highlighted: welfare plans that, and not evil, to give you the end you hope for the future. God does not act in favor of his suffering. If you are frustrated with anything whatsoever, it means that it is time to not only seek the will of God over yourself, but to understand the why and learn from what happened.

Jesus Christ himself understands the sovereignty of God's will about to be crucified (Matthew 26.39). Even at times when we know that pain can be eminent, we must strive to understand that going through that is better.

Waiting is not synonymous with omission. Waiting is understanding, walking and recognizing oneself. No matter how long it takes, God has already planned and fulfilled the most beautiful story of Love in favor of our Redemption, it is enough to reach out to Him and put on His plans.