The eagle teaches us a profound lesson in waiting. When the storm comes, the eagle does not immediately take flight; it first waits for the right wind. It understands that rushing can cause it to miss the optimal currents. In the same way, we must learn to wait on the Lord, allowing Him to renew our strength before we take flight into our next assignment. This waiting is not a passive act but an active trust in God’s perfect timing.

Isaiah 40:31 paints the picture of those who wait upon the Lord. They don’t just wait; they renew their strength. This is the key—waiting for the Spirit to renew you gives you the power to soar like the eagle, to run and not be weary, to walk and not faint. Your strength is in the waiting, and your power to rise is in God’s timing.

Waiting is not wasted time; it’s preparation. The eagle waits for the wind, and so must you wait for the Holy Spirit’s leading. When you align yourself with His timing, your flight becomes effortless, and you glide with divine grace. The same Spirit that lifts the eagle in the sky will lift you above every circumstance.

When you rise, there will be no weariness, no struggle. You will mount up with wings as eagles, not because of your own strength, but because you waited on the Lord. This is a season of supernatural acceleration—those who wait will be renewed and propelled into greater glory and grace.

THINGS TO NOTE

1. Waiting on God is an act of trust.

Trust that God’s timing is always perfect and that He is preparing you for what’s next.

1. Renewal comes through rest.

The eagle rests in the storm to be renewed for the flight ahead. Rest in God’s presence to regain your strength.

1. Your flight is determined by His wind.

Only rise when the Holy Spirit leads you—He is your wind, your current.

1. In God’s timing, there is no weariness.

As you align with His will, your strength will be renewed, and you will soar effortlessly.