The Word to the World
You will agree, I’m sure, that we live in an age of instant gratification. We don’t like to wait for anything. Everything from deliveries to work replies must arrive in an instant. We recognise that this culture causes us to lose things like patience and
Italian artist and inventor, Leonardo Da Vinci, once said, Patience serves as a protection against wrongs as clothes do against cold. For if you put on more clothes as the cold increases it will have no power to hurt you. So, in like manner, you
“Enough already!” Is that how you feel after 139 days of lockdown? I think it’s true that most of us have done well abiding by the government’s restrictions concerning curfews, family visits, church gatherings, protocols at work, wearing of masks, and, (I hope!), the cigarette
Do you struggle with patience? Are you impatient amid our present trial? Then, like me, be helped by the wisdom of Puritan pastor John Flavel: “If God waits for you with so much patience for your duties, well may you wait upon him for his