We all have dry seasons in our lives. It’s important to recognize that God is present and with us even when He feels distant, and that faith is built by relying on His promises and provisions rather than our own understanding. Trust is built through patience, prayer, and dependence on God’s timing to move through the wilderness towards a new purpose.
God does not forsake us when we are in the dry wilderness periods of life. He is with us even though He seems silent or distant.
Dry seasons refine us. These times are not random, but can be used by God to test, refine, and prepare us for a new calling or purpose.
Even in times of scarcity, it is important to focus on God’s provision. We can trust in God because we may lack answers and can’t see a way forward. This dependence is how trust is built.
Trust and patience are crucial. Trusting that God will bring us through at the right time and that He has a plan, even though we can’t see it.
Trust is an active choice. When we turn to God in prayer, lean into His Word, and worship through the pain it brings us out of the wilderness season we are in. I believe that praying and asking God to give us wisdom in any season is key to coming out of it sooner.
Remember who you are in Christ Jesus. During any trial, remember who you belong to and that your future is in God’s hands. This perspective can be a source of freedom and hope.
“Behold, I will do a new thing. It springs out now. Don’t you know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert” -Isaiah 43:19
“All the paths of the Lord are mercy and love, for those who keep His covenant and His testimonies” -Psalm 25:10
“My God will supply every need of yours according to His riches in Glory in Messiah Yeshua” – Philippians 4:19
From Pity to Praise 