What do you do when the waiting feels longer than you expected — and hope feels harder to hold?

In Letter 5: Light, we sit with the often-overlooked story of Simeon in Luke 2 — a man who waited his entire life to see God’s promise fulfilled. Guided by the Holy Spirit, Simeon teaches us how to wait attentively, faithfully, and with open hands — even when the world feels quiet and the promise feels distant.

In this episode of Letters from the Waiting, we explore:

• What it means to wait with God, not just for Him• Why God often brings light slowly — not all at once• How Jesus meets us in ordinary moments, not just dramatic ones• The difference between revealing light and healing light• How to hold onto hope when the waiting stretches longer than expected

This episode includes Scripture, teaching, reflection, and a guided prayer — created to help you slow down, breathe deeply, and remember that you are not walking in the dark alone.

Key Scriptures: Luke 2:25–35 • Psalm 27:1 • John 8:12 • Psalm 119:105 • Proverbs 4:18 • Hebrews 10:23

If you’re in a season that feels unfinished, uncertain, or quietly heavy — this letter is for you.

✨ The Light has come. And the darkness will not overcome it.

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