
I remember when my sister’s son was down and couldn’t walk for over a year. It seemed like forever.
We hoped, we prayed and we waited.
I remember the day I sent ‘God of Midnight’ to her. I had just listened to it on that evening and all I kept feeling was how that song was a message for Msugh my sister.
I believed her son Sever would walk. What scared me was whether I would be strong while I waited. I wondered… Then I found the song ‘Wait On You’. It was just what we needed.
Msugh and I would often talk about the parts of the song that encouraged us.
The day came, Sever walked… To the Glory of God.
I remember the first time I listened to ‘wait on you’ after he started to walk again. I broke into tears when I realised I was on the other side of the song.
… The part where we had waited and He had shown Himself true.
I never imagined what it would be like… Maybe I had been afraid to imagine… Afraid that if I imagined and he didn’t walk then I would be disappointed.
That’s the thing about waiting, the part where doubt creeps in every now and again.
Waiting can be hard…but receiving at the end of the wait is totally worth it
I’ll always wait on the Lord.

Mimi, your words have been a great inspiration and blessing each time I read through.The Lord enrich you
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I’m so glad to hear this.
Thank you so much.
Amen to your prayer.
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We are on the other side of the song πππππ I still cry and get goose bumps everytime.
It’s sooo hard to wait, some days you just want to give up but for God the promise keeper πππππ the God of midnight. Hmmmm
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I’m so emotional right now just remembering.
Promise keeper π₯°
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This is totally relatable, waiting on the Lord has its benefits I must say, It isn’t an easy process but totally worth it at the end, I will wait on the Lord always
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Totally worth it
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