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Hope in a Long Wait

Jeremiah wrote to a community living in exile, facing a long wait rather than a quick rescue. God had not forgotten them. This promise is not a timetable for...

  • 15 February 2027
  • Psalms 4:1
  • Daily devotional
  • About 1 min read
  • Linked translation: KJV — King James Version
  • Not human reviewed
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A Daily Practice · Devotionals

“Hear me when I call, O God of my righteousness: thou hast enlarged me when I was in distress; have mercy upon me, and hear my prayer.”

— Psalms 4:1

01 / Notice

Reflection

Jeremiah wrote to a community living in exile, facing a long wait rather than a quick rescue. God had not forgotten them. This promise is not a timetable for our plans to succeed. It gives us room to pray, love our neighbours, and look for God's faithfulness while the outcome is still unclear.

02 / Practise

Prayer

Heavenly Father, I trust Your plans for me. When the path is unclear, remind me that You have a future and a hope for me. Help me to seek You with all my heart. Amen.