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By Barbora Lovecka | CSB Scripture Waiting is one of the hardest parts of the Christian walk.We pray… we believe… we cry… and yet sometimes the doors stay closed.Not because God is punishing us.Not because we are forgotten.But because His timing carries a purpose our hearts cannot see yet. The Bible never hides the reality that God often works in the “not yet.”Abraham waited.Hannah waited.Joseph waited.David waited.Even Jesus waited for the Father’s appointed hour. Waiting is

“God is within her; she will not fall. God will help her when the morning dawns.” — Psalm 46:5 (CSB) Life is not always gentle.There are days when the weight we carry feels too heavy.Days when our heart aches in places we cannot explain.Days when the battle is silent, but very real. But here is the truth: You are not walking through it alone. Jesus never promised that life would be easy —He promised that He would be with us in every storm. “You will have suffering in this wor

“Therefore I tell you: Don’t worry about your life… Look at the birds of the sky: They don’t sow or reap or gather into barns, yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Aren’t you worth more than they?” (Matthew 6:25–26) We live in a world where everything tries to pull us into stress — bills, relationships, expectations, the unknown future. But Jesus gently reminds us: Do not worry. Not because life is easy, but because God is faithful. When Jesus spoke these words, He was speak

Reflections on Proverbs 31 The Proverbs 31 woman is not a symbol of impossible perfection—she is a picture of a woman who walks closely with God. Her beauty is not measured by appearance, status, or achievement, but by the condition of her heart and the fruit of her character. She rises with intention. She works with purpose. She loves with gentleness. She leads her home with peace. She honors God in every season. This woman is strong, yet her strength is quiet and steady. It

Woman possesses wisdom and discernment in all her affairs. She is able to make sound judgments, manage resources effectively, and guide her family with wisdom. Kind and Compassionate: She extends kindness to the poor and needy, demonstrating a generous and compassionate spirit. Her words are also kind and encouraging, reflecting a gentle and nurturing nature. Strong and Dignified: She is clothed with strength and dignity, facing life's challenges with resilience and grace. Sh