“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” — Proverbs 3:5-6 (NIV)
In our fast-paced world, we often want instant results. As truckers, we understand that every journey takes time, and each mile must be traveled with patience and focus. Similarly, God’s plan for our lives unfolds according to His perfect timing, not ours. Trusting in His process brings peace, even when we don’t see the destination clearly.
Think about a time when you wanted something to happen quickly but had to wait instead. How did you feel during that period of waiting? Were you anxious, frustrated, or even doubtful? Waiting can often test our patience and faith, making us feel like God is distant or not listening. However, it’s in these moments of waiting that we are invited to trust God more deeply and lean into His presence.
Consider how God may have been working behind the scenes, preparing you for what was to come. Often, what we perceive as delays are actually God’s way of protecting us or aligning circumstances for our greater good. Reflect on how those seasons of waiting taught you valuable lessons, strengthened your character, and deepened your reliance on God. Trusting God’s timing isn’t about passively sitting back; it’s about actively choosing to believe that He knows what’s best, even when we can’t see the full picture. Waiting becomes a season of growth when we allow God to use it to shape us and draw us closer to Him.
Embrace the Wait: Trusting God’s timing means finding peace in the waiting. Remember that delays aren’t denials; they are opportunities for growth and preparation. Trust that God is working behind the scenes, aligning everything for your good and His glory.
Lord, help me to trust in Your perfect timing. Teach me to find peace in the process and to lean not on my own understanding but on Your guidance. Remind me that You see the bigger picture and that Your plans are for my good. Give me patience and a heart that rests in Your promises. In Jesus’ name, Amen.