MGD: At Just the Time God Had Said it

Charom and a blessed money to you. You are welcome

to today's episode of the Morning Glory Devotion, that says

mister and Missus Simonia from Harvest Chapel International Commercy. And

it is a privilege to be facilitating today's edition of

the Morning Glory Devotion. Let us share a wad of prayer. Father,

we thank you for the wonderful privilege to gather at

your fate to listen to your wed. Please open our

eyes and let us say the wondrous stands out of

your way in Jesus Mighty. Amen, Let's take our confession

from Joshah chapter one versit. Josha chapter one versit. This

book of the Law shall not depart out of my mind,

but I shall meditate in it day and night, that

I may observe to do according to all that is

reading in it. For then I'll make my way prosperous,

and then I will have good success. Amen, our topic

for today's devotion is at just the time God had

said it, At just the time God had said it.

We take our scripture reading for today from Genesis chapter

twenty one, verse one to two. Ear night avasion, The

Lord kept his weight indeed for Sarah, exactly what he

had promised. She became pregnant, and she gave Beth to

a son for Abraham in his old age. This happened

at just the time God had said it would amen,

at just.

The time God had said it. One of the most

difficult lessons in the Christian life is learning to trust

God's timing. We often believe God's promises, but we struggled

with the waiting period between the promise and its fulfillment.

Abraham and Sarah understood this challenge very well. God promised

them a son when it seemed humanly impossible. Years passed,

and as they grew older, the promise appeared less lightly.

Yet God fulfilled his word exactly as he had promised.

The Bible says this happened at just the time God

had said it would. God was not late, nor was

he early. His timing was perfect. Throughout scripture we see

that God works according to his divine timetable. Joseph received

a promise of greatness, but before reaching the palace, he

experienced rejection, slavery, and prison. For years, it seemed as

though God's promise would never come to pass. Yet when

the appointed time arrived, God lifted him from prison to

a position of authority in a single day. The Israelist

also waited many years for deliverance from Egypt. Although their

suffering continued for a long time, God had not forgotten them.

When his appointed time came, he delivered them with a

mighty hand. The delay was not a denial, It was

part of his great plan. Many of us today are

waiting for something from God. It could be employment, healing, marriage,

financial breakthrough, promotion, or restoration. During these season's, discouragement can

easily creep into our hearts. However, we must remember that

God is still at work even when we cannot see it.

Just as a builder lays a strong foundation before raising

the walls of a building, God often uses seasons of

waiting to strengthen our fate, our character, patience, and dependence

on Him. What appears to be a delay may actually

be divine preparation. Waiting does not been doing nothing. Abraham

continued working with God. Joseph remained faithful in prison, David

said diligently before becoming king. Likewise, world, we wait. We

must continue praying, being goes wed, and trusting His promises. Today,

if you are carrying a promise from God. Be encouraged.

The same God who remembered Sarah has not forgotten you

what he has promised he would do it. Trust his timing,

remain faithful, and know that at the appointed time God

will fulfill his wed in your life. Amen, We take

to this memory verse from the Book of harber Cook,

chapter twote three, the New King James version for a

vision is yet for unappointed time. But at the end

it will speak, and it would not lie. Though it tarries,

wait for it, because it will surely come. It will

not tarry. Amen. Let's have a wed of prayer. Our

heaven Father, we thank you for being faithful to every

promise you have made. Help us to trust you during

seasons of waiting, and give us the patience to remain faithful.

Strengthen our fate to believe that you are waking behind

the scenes for our good. We will rest in your

perfect timing, knowing that you will bring your promises to

pass at the appointed time in Jesus name. Amen. Thank

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At the same time, have a blessed day Amen shalom.