
Wait in Hope
Berni Dymet explores what it means to wait with hope when God seems silent and nothing changes despite our prayers and efforts. Using the example of 19th century abolitionist Jane Grey Swishelm, who persevered through mockery and threats, he shows how waiting with faith eventually brings vindication.
Drawing from Psalm 27:14, Dymet explains that biblical waiting isn't passive but involves leaning forward in expectation, convinced God's help is coming. This hope flows naturally from yearning for God himself, and in Christ, that hope shines brightest because even the darkness of the cross led to resurrection.
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