Messes, disorder, and disharmony.
Too often we are making a point instead of doing what is to be done first as next. This decision is the most often missed due to how often we are drowning in ambiguity and are blind to the smaller adjustments that discover fundamental and foundational decisions for stability and progress simultaneously.
Waiting is where moral calculation, contemplation, and spiritual discerment meet and complete, not compete.
Hurt needs to be added to remember the underlying reality that hurt and frustrated are not separate. We often don’t recognize the hurt because the tendency is to feel it in real time as anger, then justification.
Persistence and change.
Sleepy, cold, and frustrated.
Soaked in ambiguity.
Prayer in the pause sharpens the cause.
Groaning, not moaning.
These are often an expression of anger rather than desire.
Heir Brushing.
Offensive and defensive tackle that tackles at the roots.
This isn’t dissatisfaction but the tearful prayers of more satisfaction in Him as sovereign, director, corrector, and protector. Psalm 90:14-17
Far-reaching repentance. Ephesians 3:16-20
Sitting on the horns of a dilemma.
The paths in the storms become pattern recognition in our chaos so decisions become obvious through obedience.
These consider warmth as a medical risk.
Very easily interested.
Fake fighting leading to complaining, arguing, and distraction.
Why risk?