"In the right time"
"When the time is right"
“In His time”
However you choose to say it, we all kind of end up impatiently groaning at the taking-forever act of waiting—from grumbling through the traffic lights, complaining in MRT lines (or should it still be called a line?) to praying for the end of sorrow or the fulfillment of success. Especially now that we have come to a point in society or time where almost any information we want, can be acquired or Google-d in just a matter of seconds (probably depending on how strong your Wi-Fi is), also where communicating is as quick as real time, no matter how far the distance is from one point to another, thanks to FB or Twitter or texting or WeChat or Viber or Line or Email and the list goes on and on and on…and on—unlike the snail mail era where it takes almost a month for the letters to be sent!
We also even live in a credit card philosophy that says: "Get it now. Pay later."—that is pretty much like "Go for it now. And let’s see the consequences later." Not such a good value.
In a world full of ‘instant,’ it feels as though
Women of worth and of service to His ministry & the marketplace, rediscovering Christ-Empowered Womanhood for such a time as this. By Hazel Paras 🇵ðŸ‡
