God is Still Working

“But those who wait for Yahweh’s grace will experience divine strength. They will rise up on soaring wings and fly like eagles, run their race without growing weary, and walk through life without giving up.” — Isaiah 40:31 (TPT)

There is a worship song called Way Maker that has become a favourite for many people because it declares something our hearts desperately need to remember:

“Even when I don’t see it, You’re working
Even when I don’t feel it, You’re working
You never stop, You never stop working
You never stop, You never stop working.”

Those words have often come to mind in seasons when I’ve been confused, when circumstances haven’t made sense, and when I’ve had more questions than answers.

Perhaps you’re there today. Maybe you’re looking at a situation and wondering, “God, what are You doing?”

Can I remind you of something?

Just because you can’t see God working doesn’t mean He isn’t working.

Isaiah 40 reminds us who our God is.

“He never gets weary or worn out. His intelligence is unlimited; he is never puzzled over what to do!” Isaiah 40:28 (TPT)

I love that.

God is never confused.

You might not know what to do, but God does.
You might not see the way forward, but He does.
You might feel like nothing is happening, but heaven has not gone silent.

The God who created the cosmos, placed every star in its position and knows them all by name is not overwhelmed by your circumstances.

He hasn’t lost interest in you.
He hasn’t forgotten your situation.
He hasn’t run out of ideas.
He is still God, and He is still working.

But Isaiah doesn’t simply tell us that God is working behind the scenes. It also tells us what He does in us while we wait.

“Those who wait for Yahweh’s grace will experience divine strength” Isaiah 40:31 (TPT)

Sometimes we’re asking God to change our circumstances when God is also doing a work in us. Waiting isn’t wasted time.

The season you’re in may be developing endurance, deepening your trust, strengthening your faith and teaching you to depend upon the Holy Spirit rather than your own understanding, and when your natural strength runs out, His supernatural strength is available.

You may feel weary, but He isn’t.
You may feel weak, but He isn’t.
You may not know what tomorrow holds, but He does.

So don’t give up because you can’t see it yet. Don’t assume nothing is happening because you haven’t seen the breakthrough. God is working. He is making a way where you cannot see one. He is strengthening you for the journey. He is ordering your steps. And He is faithful.

Proverbs 3:5–6 reminds us,

“Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight” (NIV)

Today, you may not understand what God is doing. But you can trust the One who does.

Keep praying. Keep believing. Keep worshipping. Keep waiting.

Your God never gets tired, and He never stops working.

Believe & Confess Meditation & Declaration

I trust God even when I cannot understand what He is doing [Proverbs 3:5–6]. God has not forgotten me or lost interest in my situation [Isaiah 40:27–28]. My God never grows weary, and His wisdom is unlimited [Isaiah 40:28]. As I wait upon the Lord, He renews my strength and enables me to keep going [Isaiah 40:31]. I do not live by what I can see, but by faith in the God who is working beyond what I can perceive [2 Corinthians 5:7]. I can be confident that God is working all things together for His purposes and my good as I trust Him [Romans 8:28].

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