While We Wait - Living in Expectancy for Christ's Return (For Women)Sample

Day 11 – Grow While We Wait
Have you ever heard the phrase, “Waiting is not wasting”? It reminds me that while we wait for Christ’s return, God desires for us to keep growing in spiritual fruit and maturing in His Word. Waiting isn’t idle. Instead, it strengthens our character and deepens our resolve. In the parable, the wise bridesmaids were ready when the Bridegroom came, which shows us the importance of being prepared and steadfast in the wait. Sis, let your waiting be a season of growth, not idleness.
Reflection Questions:
1. How can you use this season of waiting to grow in spiritual maturity and deepen your walk with Christ?
2. What specific “fruits of the Spirit” do you need to cultivate more deliberately while we wait?
3. In what ways can you turn your waiting into preparation, rather than idleness?
Closing Prayer:
“Lord, thank You for reminding me that waiting is not wasting. Help me to use this season to grow in Your Word, bear fruit, and strengthen my character. Teach me to wait well, with a heart that is ready for Your return. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”
About this Plan

This 30-day devotional is written to encourage and equip women to prepare their hearts, minds, and spirits for the coming of Jesus. Rooted in the parable of the ten bridesmaids, each daily reading offers biblical truth, practical encouragement, and a call to live faithfully in the “in-between” of His promised return. As you journey through this devotional plan, you’ll discover how to deepen your faith, serve with purpose, grow in love, forgive freely, and remain steadfast while waiting. It’s an invitation to stay watchful, keep your lamp burning brightly, and live each day with holy expectancy.
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