Waiting For God

Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer | March 6, 1988

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Scripture Reference: Psalms 27:14, Psalms 37

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Are you feeling impatient? You aren’t alone. Humanity doesn’t like to wait. We don’t enjoy waiting on anything or anyone, even God. But the Psalms tell us to do otherwise.

We are told to wait patiently on the Lord. We must wait on God for justice, success, guidance, strength, and salvation. Waiting on God means the absolute surrender of our soul before God.

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