Waiting on God by Cherie Hill. I just ordered and started reading the Kindle version. Wow!! Chuckles and incredible insight.
I bought this because I am waiting on God in my career move. While going through the pain of an unwanted divorce and the final divorce judgement this year, I also have been enduring hardship and persecution at work from my superiors. It is looking like a set-up to be terminated. I thank the Lord I am working, and that He also gave me the trait to always want to improve. I decided to look for work in an old industry of mine. Since last month I have had seven interviews, a mixed bag of companies, phone talks, and one in-person scenario. I have been refused by all of them, even though I read job interviews books and redid my resume. Because I am an emotional person, I have been feeling down and disappointed. The way I cried to God, "Why my marriage?!", I now cry, "Get me out of here [my job]!"
I have been reading my highlighted sections on faith, strength, deliverance, protection, and Psalms in my topical bible. This morning, though, I woke up and admitted I was in a lousy mood. It reminded me of the times over the past year when I woke up in a lousy mood because of the divorce. I realized I am waiting on the Lord with this job change. Waiting, in general, is not a strong trait of mine. In the past, I was also never a fan of God's timing. So I decided to check Amazon books on the topic 'waiting on God.' I found gold! In just the first few pages, my lousy mood is gone. I KNOW the Great Author led me to this book.
NOTE: I do not know this author. I am not making a commission on this book recommendation. I do not work for Amazon. I just got the sense to want to share with you what I found and believe to be an incredible asset. I just skimmed her biography and saw other books which also seem to be helpful for us divorced Christian folks.
God bless.
I bought this because I am waiting on God in my career move. While going through the pain of an unwanted divorce and the final divorce judgement this year, I also have been enduring hardship and persecution at work from my superiors. It is looking like a set-up to be terminated. I thank the Lord I am working, and that He also gave me the trait to always want to improve. I decided to look for work in an old industry of mine. Since last month I have had seven interviews, a mixed bag of companies, phone talks, and one in-person scenario. I have been refused by all of them, even though I read job interviews books and redid my resume. Because I am an emotional person, I have been feeling down and disappointed. The way I cried to God, "Why my marriage?!", I now cry, "Get me out of here [my job]!"
I have been reading my highlighted sections on faith, strength, deliverance, protection, and Psalms in my topical bible. This morning, though, I woke up and admitted I was in a lousy mood. It reminded me of the times over the past year when I woke up in a lousy mood because of the divorce. I realized I am waiting on the Lord with this job change. Waiting, in general, is not a strong trait of mine. In the past, I was also never a fan of God's timing. So I decided to check Amazon books on the topic 'waiting on God.' I found gold! In just the first few pages, my lousy mood is gone. I KNOW the Great Author led me to this book.
NOTE: I do not know this author. I am not making a commission on this book recommendation. I do not work for Amazon. I just got the sense to want to share with you what I found and believe to be an incredible asset. I just skimmed her biography and saw other books which also seem to be helpful for us divorced Christian folks.
God bless.