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Take Action While Waiting for the Time

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God works precisely through the appropriate person in each time period, taking action without being delayed for even one second. As determined believers, we are often called to wait for God’s ultimate timing, but waiting in faith is never meant to be passive. If we know the truth of God’s Word but fail to act on it, we are like a person who is satisfied merely knowing there is buried treasure in a field, yet never bothers to dig it up. We must absolutely keep the time for all things, because once the right time passes, even if millions of people try to change the outcome, it will not work. Therefore, we must take action with precision and work zealously within the domain we were given while we wait.

How do we properly take action during these periods of waiting? We do so by establishing a steadfast life of attending and serving the Trinity. We must fiercely practice this way of attending and serving God even before meeting the one we have been waiting for. This requires us to study the Word deeply, make an effort to master our God-given missions, and deliberately prioritize spiritual opportunities over our physical circumstances. When we live in a way that makes God happy through our absolute deeds, He not only looks out His ‘window’ to watch over us, but He actively accompanies us on our path.

To ensure our actions remain aligned with the Lord’s Will, we must consciously start our week together with God. Keeping the Sabbath sacred is a major heavenly law, providing us the essential opportunity to listen to the Word and let it guide our upcoming days. As we step into this new week, we must equip ourselves with the dual practices of thanksgiving and repentance. Living as an expert in thanksgiving is a secret method to prosper, while daily repentance washes away the fine dust of worldly influence, allowing us to be refined into a masterpiece of faith. Let us not stand idle as time passes; instead, let us firmly take action upon God’s words today.