Absolutely, yes! I find myself waiting for people, welcomed, or uninvited into my private sphere. Whether the person is prideful, lazy, loving, pestering, slow, compassionate, miserable, or deceitful, they are in my life for a reason, and I must pour myself into the Son of God to unearth my random, selfish, and uninspiring thoughts crawling through my mind. These are God's people. He loves them and expects me to love them. As I scream get-me-out of this exhausting and hard to

Waiting gracefully, with humility and thankfulness, takes time to develop. No matter the world's expectation of the speed I need to travel to get what I want, the sense of urgency is all about me, and no one else. And still, I have a God that teaches me patience in every task I pursue or undertake. He guides my footsteps, inserts delays, and watches me initiate my self-inflicted-pain points to let me, He is in charge. "I am Waiting in the Son," devotions allow me to think twi