Waiting on the Lord

It seems that the Lord continues to insist that I wait upon HIM.  The privilege of the Sovereign!  I know that I have the passion of loving the Word of God and loving to disciple others but I wait for where and when He places me. So far my " retirement" seems like my usual summer. God provided by grace 11 years ago and if He has a place for me to minister, He will provide again.   Thank you, Father.

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