Part III God’s Waiting Room

Send us Fan MailWaiting can feel like wasted time, like the door won’t open and God has gone quiet. We tackle that head on by reframing the delay as God’s waiting room, a season that is meant to form you, not flatten you. I share why waiting patiently is not passive, and why the hardest work of hope is staying obedient, worshipping anyway, and serving even when nothing seems to move. If you’ve been tempted to fret, panic, or take control through rushed decisions, this is a steadying listen. We walk through Scripture that pulls our attention off the immediacy of the problem and back onto the sufficiency of God. From David’s long road before the crown to Isaiah 40’s jaw-dropping picture of a Creator who measures oceans in His hand, the message is simple: God is bigger than creation, so He is not threatened by your timeline. I even use a few science and scale illustrations to make the point stick, not to be clever, but to help you feel the difference between your worry and God’s capacity. We also get real about the emotional crash that can come after a “good week”, using Elijah in 1 Kings 19 to show how fear and isolation can hit hard, and how God reminds him who controls the events. I close with a personal story about stepping out of an aircraft with a parachute, because trust often feels exactly like that: leaving the illusion of control and relying fully on God to bring you down safely. If you’re waiting on healing, breakthrough, direction, or peace in your family or work, press play, then share it with a mate and leave a review if it helps.Good morning, good afternoon, wherever you are in the world - Welcome to Grapevine Ministries. Support the showPlease feel free to check out my first publication, it is also available on Google and Amazon Books. https://www.xlibris.com/en-au/search?query=Phillip+Barker