đŞťGodâs promises are never lateâthey arrive right on time.

đScripture
Romans 15:13 (NIV)
âMay the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.”
â¨Devotional Thought
Advent begins with hopeâholy, steady, expectant hope. The same hope that carried a nation waiting for a Savior is the hope God invites you to live in today. Waiting is not punishment; it is preparation. It is the sacred space where God strengthens your faith, aligns your desires, and teaches you to trust His timing over your own.
Every delay carries purpose. Every pause holds a lesson. God is not withholding; He is working. When you place your hope in Himânot in outcomes, people, or deadlinesâyour heart begins to rest instead of wrestle. Hope becomes your anchor, your lens, and your testimony. The Holy Spirit fills you with joy and peace right in the waiting, not after the breakthrough arrives. Trust that God is moving behind the scenes in ways you cannot yet see. Hope is the seed of every miracle.
âđ˝Challenge
Write down three things you are waiting on God for.
Next to each one, write a scripture that reminds you of His faithfulness.
Tape it inside your journal, on your mirror, or on your nightstandâsomewhere you will see it every day this week. Let it anchor you in hope.
đđ˝Prayer
Lord, teach me to wait with expectancy and not anxiety. Fill me with Your joy and peace as I trust You. Help me remember that Your timing is perfect and Your promises never fail. When doubt rises, steady my heart. When fear whispers, remind me of Your faithfulness. Overflow my life with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. In Jesusâ name, Amen.

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