Waiting On God

 God can make life glorious and rewarding

When we continuously stay willing to wait.

He's conscious of all and helps plan our purpose

When we trust Him without hesitation and debate.


David could have killed King Saul twice

But he was told by God to be patient and wait.

After ten years he was officially crowned King

For God was the master of his fortune and fate.


There's something about waiting we just can't stand

Though when we walk without God we fall.

When we patiently wait and trust His word

We're blessed by His forgiveness and call.


Waiting on God means we honor His will

As we purify our motives and inspiration.

When we heed His word we obtain His best

Trusting our future to divine creation.


When we refuse to submit we're overwhelmed by sin,

Fear, remorse, mistrust, selfishness and wrath.

As Christians we wait no matter how long

For God to reveal our purpose, destination and path.


God always knows what is best for us

And we must march to His will and power.

When we follow His commands we become as one

As His deliverance enables us to flower.

Tom Zart


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