This is one of the hardest things to do. Job had to wait from chapter 3 all through to 42. I researched how long that could’ve been. The answers are quite unclear , maybe literal months or Job’s suffering could have lasted much longer.No matter how long Job actually suffered, it likely felt like an eternity to him. But Job was patient and endured to see God’s blessing after the test. One of the things l like about Job is that even on the very first day – he worshipped. He worshipped after having lost his wealth, children and health. Show me a believer that has given up on God and they will tell you they lost a job and turned away from God!
Worship while you wait. Worship while you apply. Worship even when you get the rejection letter. Worship even after the relationship doesn’t work out. Worship when there’s no money in the bank account. Praise even when there’s only rice and soup to eat. Praise even during the storms of life like grief. When you lose friends – worship. When people walk out – worship. When they mock your faith and say “We thought you’re a prayer warrior , where is your God?” Don’t join them! Worship! Worship when you walk through the fire! In the lions den , praise!! Even right now when you don’t know whether you’re coming or going or stagnated, keep worshipping! I’m saying to you KEEP ON WORSHIPPING! KEEP ON PRAISING! As for me and the Yielded Family – We will keep our knees bowed before our God!
Are you hurt ? Worship. Are you sad? Praise. There’s nothing that should stop our worship. It’s hard! Oh it can be so hard ! Minister Dunsin in one of his songs says “When the glory comes there will be no words to say!” . We can run out of words but the heart should never disconnect from worship. Without words, we lay our crowns and we fix our gaze on our Master! We don’t stop looking at HIM! We don’t look at the waves lest we sink! It is our gaze on Him that gives us balance while we walk on water!
““I know that you can do all things; no purpose of yours can be thwarted.”
Job 42:2 NIV
No matter it looks or sounds like right now!
Here’s one truth
