Speaker: Pastor Binay Bhandari

Faith in God is not proven by how quickly answers come, but by how faithfully we wait when they don’t. Hebrews 6:11–12 teaches that God’s promises are inherited through diligence, faith, and patience. Waiting is not passive—it is an active expression of trust in God’s timing and character.

Many believers begin their journey with strong faith, yet grow weary when fulfillment is delayed. Scripture encourages us to imitate those who inherited the promises, not only by believing God’s word, but by enduring the process. Faith may be the seed, but patience is the soil that allows that seed to grow and bear fruit.

Throughout the Bible, God’s servants waited. Abraham waited 25 years for Isaac, Joseph endured years of hardship before promotion, and David waited long after his anointing before becoming king. Their waiting did not cancel God’s promise—it prepared them to carry it.

God is not only the God of promises; He is also the God of process. The Kingdom of God does not operate on instant gratification. True spiritual fruit develops over time.

You may feel delayed, but waiting on the Lord is never wasted. Faith that waits never loses—faith that waits always wins.