Okay, I know God has given me blessings in my life. I know there are those less fortunate then me. I'm struggling financially, yet choosing to help because I'm aware of this. I'm doing everything I can think of to please God. I tithe, I serve him in my church, I try to help others in their walk with God, and I share the love of Christ to the lost when God provides an opportunity. However, things are still so frustrating. I see all my friends receiving the desires of their hearts. I'm happy for them, but at the same time, this is such a nightmare for me. I have all these circumstances beyond my control. I think God provides a solution to my problem, and I end up right back where I started.
I don't believe waiting on God's timing is a crock. God will reveal to you a blessing you've been longing for, if it's according to his will. I believe he'll allow to wait on his timing for two reasons. One, to develop patience (yuck....). Two, to prepare yourself for the blessing he's going to give you via the resources he's made available to you to accomplish this. I understand people are saying things will get better as a solace. However, I've really become fed up with hearing it. People say things will get better and they don't. On the contrary, they just become worse.
I see the desires of my friends hearts becoming fulfilled. This is wonderful because I know they truly love God. I also know their motives for serving him are pure. They actually live out their faith, and they're not lukewarm. However, I see such a longing in my heart. I desire my turn to for the blessings to enter my life. Not that I don't have them, because I do. However, I just wish one of the situations I'm in, things would get better. Waiting on his timing is not easy when things are difficult. Relationships drifting is not easy. There are two factors that make this a rough transition. One, I can understand if there is a rift in a relationship with somebody who's not saved. My lifestyle and their lifestyle is completely different. I live for God and they don't, thus our perspectives clash on everything (I've learned this from experience).
However, it's much more difficult with friends who are Christians for these reasons. I once enjoyed close fellowship with them. They were a great source of support in my walk with God since my biological family is not saved. The fact that the relationships are drifting when I'm already going through a difficult season just exacerbates the situation. I just desire to serve God in what he's called me to. I desire to do what I love, which is sharing the love of Jesus to the lost. Dealing with this longing, and having to wait on his timing just exacerbates the desire.
I'm happy for my friends....I'm just extremely frustrated.

I don't believe waiting on God's timing is a crock. God will reveal to you a blessing you've been longing for, if it's according to his will. I believe he'll allow to wait on his timing for two reasons. One, to develop patience (yuck....). Two, to prepare yourself for the blessing he's going to give you via the resources he's made available to you to accomplish this. I understand people are saying things will get better as a solace. However, I've really become fed up with hearing it. People say things will get better and they don't. On the contrary, they just become worse.
I see the desires of my friends hearts becoming fulfilled. This is wonderful because I know they truly love God. I also know their motives for serving him are pure. They actually live out their faith, and they're not lukewarm. However, I see such a longing in my heart. I desire my turn to for the blessings to enter my life. Not that I don't have them, because I do. However, I just wish one of the situations I'm in, things would get better. Waiting on his timing is not easy when things are difficult. Relationships drifting is not easy. There are two factors that make this a rough transition. One, I can understand if there is a rift in a relationship with somebody who's not saved. My lifestyle and their lifestyle is completely different. I live for God and they don't, thus our perspectives clash on everything (I've learned this from experience).
However, it's much more difficult with friends who are Christians for these reasons. I once enjoyed close fellowship with them. They were a great source of support in my walk with God since my biological family is not saved. The fact that the relationships are drifting when I'm already going through a difficult season just exacerbates the situation. I just desire to serve God in what he's called me to. I desire to do what I love, which is sharing the love of Jesus to the lost. Dealing with this longing, and having to wait on his timing just exacerbates the desire.
I'm happy for my friends....I'm just extremely frustrated.
focus on those!