Ecclesiastes 3:11 (KJV)
11 He hath made every thing beautiful in his time: also he hath set the world in their heart, so that no man can find out the work that God maketh from the beginning to the end.

Have you ever found yourself questioning God’s timing? Whether it’s waiting for a breakthrough, a job, a relationship, or even healing, we often feel like things aren’t happening fast enough. It’s easy to get frustrated or anxious when we feel stuck, thinking we should be further ahead or in a different place by now. But the truth is, God’s timing is perfect, and we are right where we need to be.

This verse reminds us that God has made everything beautiful in His time, not ours.

We often look at our lives and wonder why certain things haven't worked out yet or why we are still waiting on answers to prayers. But what we don’t always see is the intricate plan God has already set in motion. A plan that gives us an expected end and peace.

It’s important to remember that every step of your life has led you towards salvation, and every experience, whether good or difficult, has played a role in bringing you closer to God. Before you knew Him, God was guiding you through every twist and turn, even when it seemed chaotic or confusing. He did all of that because it was necessary for our salvation.

He brought humility to your heart through trials and difficulties in order to accept the One who was humiliated on the cross.

God orchestrates everything according to His perfect plan, and even when we can’t see the whole picture, He knows exactly what He’s doing. Think about how all the moments in your life—both the triumphs and the trials—have shaped who you are today. Every experience has contributed to your growth and, more importantly, has drawn you closer to Christ. Just as God’s timing brought you to the saving knowledge of Jesus, I hope we can trust that he is continually working the same way in every aspect of your life. 

I had to go through 13 years of prison in order to be brought low enough. I felt like dirt because of it however, when we are humbled, that dirt receive the seed which is the word of God.

That is the beauty of God's timing. He will always keep us humble so that we can experience his grace and mercy.

It’s natural to feel impatient or worried when things aren’t happening according to our timeline.

The remedy for that is simple; trust that God knows what we don't.

He sees the end from the beginning. We only see horizontally, but God sees things vertically, from a top down perspective. He can see the past, present, and future of which he has covered for us already. All we need to do is believe.

God’s plan for your life is better than anything you could imagine, and His timing is part of that plan. When things feel uncertain, I hope we can remember to trust that we are exactly where he wants us to be. God can easily expedite your growth, we must recognize that there's a reason why he's not doing so. This is where faith comes in. Faith to believe that God knows better than us and is working to give us the best possible outcome.

Looking back, you can likely see how God’s timing was perfect, even when you didn’t understand it. If you had received certain things sooner, you might not have been ready for them. If you had avoided certain trials, you might not have grown in the ways you needed to.

God’s timing is never late and it's always right.

The most beautiful truth is that everything that has happened in your life has led to your salvation. Every moment, every experience, every step has been part of God’s plan to bring you to Jesus and the gospel.  If He was faithful to lead you to the cross and give you eternal life, won’t He also be faithful to lead you through everything else?

Satan does the job of telling you that it's too late. You missed the mark and you are useless. You are too behind just give us.

The truth is, you're not behind, you're right on time. 

I hope we can rest in this truth that you are exactly where you need to be. God’s timing is perfect, and He is working everything together for your good. Reflect on how God has led you this far, and trust that He will continue to lead you. When you feel anxious or impatient, remind yourself that God’s timing is always best. You are right where He wants you, and He will guide you to what’s next.

Amen!