Dear Subscribers,

Just a quick note to let you know that one letter was accidentally left out of Amber’s e-mail address who wrote the article, “Thirty and Waiting”.

To send her feedback, you will need to add the letter “m” right after “amber” in the address listed at the bottom of the article! Please forgive me for this mistake.

Your copy of the new issue should be arriving any day! I pray it will bless you greatly!

Dear Readers,

I just wanted to let you know that the new issue of WFTM was mailed out today! You should be receiving your copy shortly! I pray, as always, that  you are encouraged, challenged and blessed!

All because of Jesus,

Candace

Impatience does not interfere with God, who is inviolable; it disturbs man’s receptivity to divine visitation. The Spirit  will not fall upon agitation, much as a bird avoids disturbance. Quietness attracts divine benediction, and quietness is prevented by impatience. Impatience resents God’s silence and will not honor His wisdom and timing. Waiting upon God is the most eloquent way to express devotion. It is to love God to the exclusion of all the demands of self and to joyfully give Him complete liberty to act in total freedom.

(Taken from “Make Haste My Beloved”  Devotional by Frances J. Roberts)

Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait on the Lord.

Psalm 27:14