Maybe Advent is all about discovering God waiting for us to perceive the "day of the Lord." It is at hand if only we will allow ourselves to perceive it.

Waiting on God is neither a negative to hate and avoid nor onerous in the sense that it becomes wearisome and grievous. The Bible spells out for us the tremendous benefits that befalls all ...

God promises to do what is humanly impossible, to do what we could never do for ourselves.” Nonetheless Christian waiting and looking forward is never just a passive thing.

Joy Nina Light, wrote: “After 16 years of waiting upon the Lord, just today the lord answered us by blessing given us a twins (boy /girl). To God b the glory for for this double blessing.

To accept God’s love makes us feel secure, but doing what He says proves how much we love Him. “Father, I pray for everyone reading this, give them discernment and reveal how you are waiting ...

She suffers from bouts of severe depression but will not even choose a hobby because she’s waiting on God. Of course, I can’t help her to help herself, so I feel at a loss.

"I will wait on God all night," Ohemaa emphasizes, "It's a time to thank Him for the year that has passed and seek His blessings for the year to come.