30/08/2026
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Sometimes, God can seem silent in our situations, but His silence does not mean that He has left us. There are moments when everything around you is moving, yet you must remain in peace because you know who is in control. You may see the delay, but God sees the testimony. You may see the problem, but God already knows the solution. You may see the closed door, but God knows the door He is about to open.
There are people who cannot rest because they are worried about what tomorrow will bring. They sleep worried and wake up worried, but rest does not mean that you do not care about your situation. Rest means that you have trusted the One who is in control. You may not know what tomorrow will look like, but God knows. You may not understand how the situation will end, but God knows the beginning and the end.
There are also times when we pray and expect God to answer immediately. When the answer takes longer than we expected, we begin to wonder whether God has forgotten us. At times God leaves things until the last minute so that we can learn to trust and have faith in Him. What we call delay is not always denial. God is not late. Sometimes He is working in ways that we cannot see, preparing us for what we are praying for and teaching us to depend on Him.
If everything happened the moment we wanted it to happen, we would never learn to trust God when things become difficult. When there is no money and you still trust Him, that is faith. When the answer has not come and you still believe, that is faith. When the situation gets worse but you refuse to leave God, that is faith. God can use the situation to build patience, trust and faith inside you.
The Israelites found themselves standing before the Red Sea with the enemy behind them. To the ordinary eye, there was no way out, but God was in control. He allowed them to reach a point where their own strength could not save them, and then He made a way. Sometimes God allows us to reach a point where we have no choice but to depend on Him. He wants us to understand that there are situations where our own strength cannot help us, but His power is more than enough.
When you think you have reached the last minute, remember that your timing is not God's timing. You may be asking why He has allowed the situation to reach this point, but God knows the perfect moment to move. He knows when to open a door, when to close it, when to speak and when to remain silent. He shuts doors that no man can open and opens doors that no man can shut. He is in control.
Not every delay means that God has forgotten you. Not every closed door means that you have been rejected. Not every storm means that you are outside the will of God. Sometimes you can be in the middle of a storm and still be exactly where God wants you to be. The disciples were in the storm, but Jesus was with them. The storm did not mean that they were alone.
That is why you must learn to look beyond the storm. The storm may be big, but God is bigger. The situation may be difficult, but God is greater. The timing may confuse you, but God is never confused. Do not lose your peace because of what you cannot control, and do not lose your faith because God has not answered yet.
The disciples had to learn what we must also learn: when Jesus is in the boat, the storm does not have the final say. You may not be able to control the economy, people or tomorrow, but you can trust the One who is in control. When things seem to have reached the last minute, do not panic. Continue to trust and have faith in God.
Even when the storm is around you, rest in the One who is in control. At times God leaves things until the last minute so that we can learn to trust and have faith in Him. Your situation is not in control. God is.
HE IS IN CONTROL!!!๐๐ฅ
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