What to Remember When You’re Waiting for a Change

Tonight’s Scripture is Job 9:10-11 (NIV)

“He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed, miracles that cannot be counted. When he passes me, I cannot see him; when he goes by, I cannot perceive him.”

🔗 Read Job 9 on BibleStudyTools.com

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🔍 Evening Reflection

Waiting can feel like being stuck in an emotional fog — heavy, repetitive, and unchanging. In this heartfelt devotional, Keri Eichberger shares what it feels like to live in a holding pattern, craving breakthrough but surrounded by the stillness of routine or long-endured hardship.

Whether you're facing a difficult job, chronic health issues, financial instability, or ongoing prayers for a loved one, this message reminds us of a simple yet profound truth: God is working, even when we can’t see it.

Through the words of Job, we’re reminded that "He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed" — miracles are in motion even in moments that feel invisible, insignificant, or stagnant. God is not absent in the waiting; He is masterfully crafting something in and through the stillness.

“God is working on a masterpiece. Even if you don’t perceive it, His miracles are already in motion.”

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🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

Precious Father,
You are the author of creation and the master of timing. Though I often feel stuck or unseen in my waiting, remind me that Your wonders are at work beyond what I can perceive. Fill me with patience, joy, and hope as I trust in the goodness of what You are preparing. Help me rest in Your sovereignty and wait with a heart full of expectation.
In Your Steadfast Name, Amen.

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🧠 Three Things to Meditate Upon

1. What change are you longing for?
   Name the situation where you're waiting, and invite God into it.

2. Where do you sense God at work, even if subtly?
   Reflect on small signs of His presence — they are often more profound than we first realize.

3. Thank God for unseen miracles.
   Express gratitude not just for what He’s done, but for what He’s currently doing behind the scenes.

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