Wait on Yah

Waiting feels unproductive.

That is why it forms you.

“They who wait for Yah will renew their strength.”

Waiting is not passive. Waiting is trust. It is the decision to stop forcing outcomes and to let God lead at His pace.

Worship leaders often rush because they are carrying the weight of the moment. We feel responsible for the room. We feel responsible for the energy. We feel responsible for the response.

But that is not your burden.

Waiting is how you return the weight to God.

This week, practice a simple kind of waiting.

Before rehearsal, take sixty seconds of silence. Before the first song, pray without filling the space. Before the service starts, let your heart settle.

Waiting is not wasted time.

It is worship that says, God, we trust You to meet us.