Christine Caine: Does Waiting on God Feel Like Wasted Time? | You Can Trust God’s Timing

Often our waiting can feel like wasted time. We have plans and goals and dreams, and waiting on circumstances outside our control can be deeply uncomfortable. But, as Christine Caine explains, waiting and trusting are very much the same – and neither of these are passive activities. We can trust God enough to use this season of waiting to prepare us for our next season — the one filled with our dreams and God-given purpose. And if we grow weary as we wait, God is able to renew our strength, restore our weariness, and refocus our faith. We can trust His timing. Nothing is wasted in this season.

Don’t stop hoping. Don’t stop expecting. Don’t stop believing. Don’t give up. God is always on time. He’s never late — and He’s always faithful.

Christine Caine is an Australian born, Greek blooded, lover of Jesus, speaker, author, and activist. Together with her husband Nick Caine, she founded the anti-human trafficking organization, The A21 Campaign, a recipient of the Mother Theresa Memorial Award for their work combatting human trafficking among refugees, and Propel Women. Christine and Nick live in Southern California with their daughters Catherine and Sophia. If you are looking for a life transformed by the power of the Gospel, you’ll love the sermons, testimonies, and encouragement from Christine Caine.

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