Plans are made for each of us…
while still in our mother’s womb.
These plans are all laid out for us,
but many move too soon.
Many do not even realize,
God has it all planned out.
They make their own decisions,
then they whine and cry and shout.
He has made plans for good,
not plans for harm…
but we get too impatient …
then deceived by someone’s charm.
He has made the plans already,
to give us a hope and a future.
But I am one who failed to wait
and regretted that adventure.
Failing to wait on the Lord,
I married into abuse.
But praying to the Lord,
He came to my rescue.
He turns all things for good,
and has a plan and a future for me.
But now I prayerfully wait on God,
for He has set me free.
Please don’t make that mistake,
that I made in my life.
Please wait on the Lord,
to bring your husband or your wife.
by Secret Angel of Secret Angel Ministry and The Abuse Expose’ with Secret Angel
http://www.secretangelministry.org and http://www.secretangelps911.wordpress.com
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Great thoughts for us ..Amen
Thanks and many blessings to you! Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
That is very ture that Jehovah Heseh (God of love) has a plan for each of us. We must wait for Him. To move too soon or not move at all only leads to disaster.
God bless you with peace, love and joy
Amen!! Amen!!! Waiting is a key. His timing is not our timing. Many mistakes are made for this reason. Thank you so much for your encouraging and supportive comments… Blessings to you!!
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Waiting on the Lord is not always easy… But it’s rewards are worth it.
In His time He makes all things beautiful, so wait in patience for Him.
Beautiful song and so true…. Thanks for sharing. Yes.. In His Time. His timing is not our timing so we must wait patiently.
I still take heart in such a beautiful promise—even though it was spoken to people long ago, people in a far land.