“Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord.” – Psalm 27:14
Waiting isn’t easy.
On the course, waiting can feel like pressure, holding steady before the swing, pausing for the wind to calm, or pacing yourself when the round feels long. In life, waiting can feel even harder.
Psalm 27:14 reminds us that waiting isn’t weakness, t’s strength. It’s trusting that God’s timing is better than our own. It’s choosing patience when you’d rather push. It’s leaning into faith when the outcome is unclear.
David wrote this verse not from a place of comfort, but from challenge. He knew that hope isn’t found in rushing, it’s found in trusting. Waiting on the Lord builds endurance, courage, and clarity.
So whether you’re waiting for direction, breakthrough, or peace, remember:
Waiting doesn’t mean God is absent. It means He’s preparing.
This week, let’s embrace the pause, stay steady in the waiting, and trust that when the Lord moves, it will be worth every moment.