Pray, and wait for the answer
Dr. Roberto Miranda
RESUMEN: When praying to the Lord, do it with an active expectation that He will work and provide a solution to the problem. Look for where the blessing and solution will come from and wait confidently until you see it come true. Don't just vent emotions, but pray with integrity and intentionality, believing that God will provide an answer. Cry out to God with purpose, asking with faith and not doubting anything. Show expectation that He will work through your actions.
Don't pray to the Lord simply to vent emotions. Pray with an active expectation that He is going to work. Pray, but then start looking for where the blessing and the solution to the problem will come from. When you pray, get up from the place of prayer asking yourself, "Where will the answer come from? How will God manage to answer my prayer?" And wait confidently until you see the vision come true. As Habakkuk declares in Chapter 2, "Although the vision will linger for a while yet, but it hastens toward the end, and it will not lie; even if it delays, wait for it, because without a doubt it will come, it will not delay."
If you are going to pray to the Lord, wait for an answer; believe. There are many people who go to the altar to pray. They pray, they cry, they cry out; And they're still going back to the seat, and they're still crying, and wailing, and hurting. There is a time to pray, and there is a time to say, “Now. I believe that God heard my prayer ”. And so, be strong in the Spirit and actively wait for the Lord's blessing.
Pray and believe that God will provide the answer. Pray with integrity and intentionality, and if you asked the Lord for something, believe, and hope for it. You may feel like you should keep praying and searching. But do not pray as if God had not heard you the first time, because in that case what you will be doing is simply unruly venting your despair, and that does not honor the Lord.
If we are going to cry out to God, let's cry out with purpose. The apostle James advises: “If anyone lacks wisdom, ask God for it… But ask with faith, not doubting anything; because he who doubts is like the wave of the sea, which is blown away by the wind and thrown from one part to another. Let no one therefore think that he will receive anything from the Lord ”(James 1: 5-7). God expects that, if we say that we believe, with our actions we will show expectation that He will work.
If you are going to pray to the Lord, wait for an answer; believe. There are many people who go to the altar to pray. They pray, they cry, they cry out; And they're still going back to the seat, and they're still crying, and wailing, and hurting. There is a time to pray, and there is a time to say, “Now. I believe that God heard my prayer ”. And so, be strong in the Spirit and actively wait for the Lord's blessing.
Pray and believe that God will provide the answer. Pray with integrity and intentionality, and if you asked the Lord for something, believe, and hope for it. You may feel like you should keep praying and searching. But do not pray as if God had not heard you the first time, because in that case what you will be doing is simply unruly venting your despair, and that does not honor the Lord.
If we are going to cry out to God, let's cry out with purpose. The apostle James advises: “If anyone lacks wisdom, ask God for it… But ask with faith, not doubting anything; because he who doubts is like the wave of the sea, which is blown away by the wind and thrown from one part to another. Let no one therefore think that he will receive anything from the Lord ”(James 1: 5-7). God expects that, if we say that we believe, with our actions we will show expectation that He will work.
