God Notes
Revelations and insights about God from the bible, others and the world around me.
God Notes
“Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God.” — Corrie Ten Boom
Kylie Baldwinsubstack.comPrayer commits to God’s work. Finally, prayer is an acknowledgment that between the “already” and the “not yet,” there is work of God to be done, and you need wisdom and strength for that work.
Paul David Tripp • New Morning Mercies
Sometimes we think: “If God would just act, everything would change.”
But Scripture suggests: God acts by drawing someone close enough to hear Him.
Prayer doesn’t need polish. It needs direction.
The Israelites pain reached the right place at the right time—not because God was unaware, but because the appointed moment had arrived.
Read Exodus 2
“It’s Time” Doesn’t Mean “It’s Instant”
God’s remembering starts the engine, not the finish line.
That’s comforting for anyone who’s prayed honestly and then thought:
“Why is this still unfolding so slowly?”
Because covenant movement is relational, not mechanical.
Read Exodus 2
God’s remembering is God’s moving.
Read Exodus 2
When Scripture says God remembered, it means:
The story is about to move.
Read Exodus 2
Prayer doesn’t remind God of facts.
It invokes his promises.
Read Exodus 2
“God heard their groaning and he remembered his covenant with Abraham, with Isaac and with Jacob.” Exodus 2:24 NIV