
Daily Devo | Why Does God Sometimes Wait to Help Us? (John 11:1-16)
About this episode
When Jesus hears that Lazarus is desperately ill, Jesus chooses to wait two days before responding. Normally, a delayed response indicates a lack of love but in this case, Jesus waits because he loves them. Jesus' delay is motivated by love for Lazarus, his sisters Mary and Martha, Jesus' disciples, and us! Sometimes God allows matters to go from bad to worse in order to show up in powerful ways.
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For Reflection:
Jesus delays not out of indifference but out of love. His desire is for them and us to see God glorified.
- Have you ever felt that God was indifferent to your struggles? Have you experienced an answer to prayer that came only after a long delay? What happened to your faith in God, your hope in the future, and your love for others during that time?
- As you prayerfully consider your current trials and blessings, is there some way that God might be inviting you to use them to help and love others?
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