In this episode of The Clarion Call, Nici Mathis teaches on the posture of waiting on God with precision obedience. Through the stories of the wedding at Cana (John 2), Jesus’ timing at the Festival of Tabernacles (John 7), and the raising of Lazarus (John 11), we see that delay is not denial—it’s divine strategy. Mary’s faith at Cana, Jesus’ refusal to move outside His Father’s timing, and the miracle of Lazarus all reveal that obedience to God’s exact instructions brings forth His glory in due season.Nici reminds us that being a “lady in waiting” is not passive. Waiting means worshiping, aligning with His timing, investing in obedience, and taking our place in the miracle. When we fill our jars to the brim, roll away stones of unbelief, and resist false starts, God shows up with the best wine, resurrection life, and multiplied glory.Scriptures Referenced:John 2:1–11 (Wedding at Cana – water to wine)John 7:1–10 (Jesus and timing at the festival)John 11:1–44 (Raising of Lazarus)Proverbs 3:5–6 (Acknowledging the Lord in all ways)Isaiah 30:18 (Blessed are those who wait)Psalm 27:14 (Wait patiently for the Lord)Habakkuk 2:3 (The vision will surely come)James 1:2–4 (Endurance through testing)Matthew 4; Luke 4 (Temptation of Jesus – resisting pressure)Ezekiel 3 (Not afraid of their faces)Takeaway: Delay is often God’s love in disguise, aligning us with His timing, refining our obedience, and multiplying His glory. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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