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You have, at some point in your life, come to a point where you ask yourself this question. What do you do when you need wait? Why do you have to wait? How long is the waiting period? How do you navigate your feelings through this season? What is the “season of waiting”? Tatiana Renay describes the waiting season as the time after something big happens (divorce, break-up, job loss, graduation, etc.) and before God takes you into the next season.The season of Waiting is meant to be a time to listen and prepare for the next thing God wants to do in your life. It’s a season to learn how to handle the next season of your life. It’s a season WHEN ALL IS TESTED.Piecing together personal stories and the story of King David, WAIT provides a plan of how to better navigate your waiting seasons.
You have, at some point in your life, come to a point where you ask yourself this question. What do you do when you need wait? Why do you have to wait? How long is the waiting period? How do you navigate your feelings through this season? What is the “season of waiting”? Tatiana Renay describes the waiting season as the time after something big happens (divorce, break-up, job loss, graduation, etc.) and before God takes you into the next season.The season of Waiting is meant to be a time to listen and prepare for the next thing God wants to do in your life. It’s a season to learn how to handle the next season of your life. It’s a season WHEN ALL IS TESTED.Piecing together personal stories and the story of King David, WAIT provides a plan of how to better navigate your waiting seasons.