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Waiting for God - All Our Daily Bread Daily Devotionals for 2026

Waiting for God details logo    Our Daily Bread - Thursday, March 19, 2026
  by RBC Ministries
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Waiting for God

Bible in a Year : Joshua 1-3, Mark 16

Let perseverance finish its work so that you may be mature and complete.
James 1:4

Today's Scripture & Insight : James 1:2-8

Joseph combed the job listings frustratedly. Previous jobs as a waiter had paid well, but regular weekend shifts typical of the restaurant industry made it hard for him as a new believer in Jesus to attend church regularly. “Why doesn’t God answer my prayer?” he lamented. “Wouldn’t He want me to attend church?”

It took a year before Joseph saw that he had to adjust his expectations and try a different industry, where he finally found a job with regular weekday shifts. Thanking God, he realized how the long wait had made him more mature in making decisions. This job change process had also taught Joseph what it means to persevere in life and trust in God to reveal His plans in His time.

That’s what James told Jewish believers in Jesus, who were scattered and facing trials. Encouraging them not to give up, he said, “Let perseverance finish its work so that you may be mature and complete” (James 1:4). The process of asking God for wisdom, waiting, and standing firm (vv. 5-6) would not only nurture their patience and trust in God but also help them grow in maturity as they learned more about themselves and God.

Waiting for God’s answer can be tough, but it makes us more mature and steadfast, strengthens our faith, and gives us a deeper understanding of what it means to trust God.

By: Leslie Koh

Reflect & Pray
What’s the hardest part of waiting for God’s answer to prayers? How can you draw on His strength to keep trusting in Him?

Dear Father, thank You for the assurance that You’re compassionate and hear my prayers. Please give me the wisdom and patience to keep trusting You.
Waiting for God





 

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