Waiting on God in a Hurry Up World

In a world that moves at lightning speed, learning to wait on God can feel like a challenge. Eileen Cramer shared a message that explores the importance of trusting God’s timing, even when we feel stuck or discouraged. We often wait for healing, restored relationships, or fulfilled dreams, and it’s easy to become impatient or try to take matters into our own hands. But true rest and strength come from God alone. By leaning on His promises, focusing on eternity, and taking care of our souls, we can learn to wait well, trusting in His purpose and power while staying connected in faith and community.

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Discussion Questions:

  1. What are some things you are currently waiting on in your life, and how has that waiting affected you?
  2. Why do you think it’s difficult for us to wait on God in a world that encourages us to be in a hurry?
  3. How do you typically respond when you feel like God is delaying an answer to your prayers?
  4. Which of the reasons for delay resonated with you, and how have you seen those play out in your own experiences?
  5. What does “waiting well” look like in practical terms for you? How can you apply that in your life?
  6. How can focusing on eternity help you wait more patiently in the here and now?
  7. In what ways do you see yourself leaning on your own strength during seasons of waiting, and how can you shift that reliance to the Holy Spirit?
  8. What role does community play in helping you wait well, and how can your small group support one another in this?
  9. How does neglecting “soul care” impact your ability to wait on God?
  10. Which scripture or point from the message spoke to you the most, and how can you live it out this week?
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